Deputy Minister Of SOEs Invites To Build A Resilient Digital Ecosystem To Face Cyber Threats

Deputy Minister of SOEs Kartika Wirjoatmodjo conveyed his remarks in the Digital Resilience Summit 2025 (photo: dock. between)

JAKARTA - Deputy Minister of State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN), Kartika Wirjoatmodjo, invites all stakeholders to jointly build a strong digital ecosystem to optimize Indonesia's digital economy potential which is projected to reach 109 billion US dollars or around Rp. 1.08 quadrillion by 2025.

Kartika emphasized that Indonesia is one of the largest digital communities in the world. However, he also reminded that this development was accompanied by increased risks, especially cyber attacks targeting the strategic sector.

"We must be better prepared to face this challenge together," he said in an official statement in Jakarta, Saturday, September 13.

The invitation was conveyed in line with the implementation of the 2025 Digital Resilience Summit by the General Company of Money Printing of the Republic of Indonesia (Perum PERURI) in collaboration with PT Xynexis International. The event with the theme Integrating Cybersecurity, AI, Quantum & Privacy for Enterprise Resilience brought together industry leaders, regulators, academics, and the technology community to discuss the issue of national digital resilience.

PerURI President Director, Dwina Septiani Wijaya, said the forum was an important momentum for the company to contribute to building a digital technology and security ecosystem in Indonesia.

"In the era of disruptions that are full of risks, cross-sectoral collaboration is the key so that Indonesia's digital sovereignty is maintained," he said.

The same thing was conveyed by the Director of Digital Business PERURI, Farah Fitria Rahmayanti. He assessed that technological changes must be used appropriately in order to be able to face cyber threats, including deepfake attacks.

According to him, the ability to integrate cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), and quantum technology is important in maintaining data privacy. "Regulators need to set standards on how governance and ethics can be implemented," he said.

Meanwhile, the CEO of PT Xynexis International, Eva Noor, emphasized the importance of cross-sectoral synergy to face digital challenges in the future. This forum is a common space for governments, industries and academics to find concrete solutions so that Indonesia is truly ready to face the digital future," he said.