Backed by BSSN, KOMDIGI & BAKAMLA, IndoSec 2026 Brings Together 2,000+ Cybersecurity Leaders for a Landmark 9th Edition
JAKARTA, INDONESIA, September 2, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- As cyberattacks in Indonesia surged by a staggering 714% above the 2020–2024 annual average last year, the nation’s cybersecurity agencies are intensifying their efforts to fortify Indonesia’s digital frontiers and safeguard its increasingly connected digital ecosystem.
In the aftermath, the archipelago’s key national institutions, BSSN (National Cyber and Crypto Agency), KOMDIGI (Indonesia's Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs) and BAKAMLA (Indonesian Maritime Security Agency) have taken the bold initiative as the Supporting Partners of IndoSec 2026.
As Indonesia’s largest cybersecurity platform, the two-day summit is scheduled for 15 – 16 September at the elegant 5-star venue, The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta, Pacific Place. For eight landmark editions, Tradepass, the World’s No.1 Events Company, has bolstered Indonesia’s digital trust through its flagship cybersecurity summit IndoSec, by bringing together the nation’s most critical industry heads, policymakers, and global technology providers under one roof. It comes as no surprise that the upcoming ninth edition is anticipated to be its most critical iteration yet.
Bolstered by strong regulatory backing, extensive multi-sector participation from leading public and private enterprises, and keen interest from global cybersecurity giants to showcase their capabilities, the summit has earned a level of legitimacy, credibility and industry confidence that few platforms can match.
The platform brings together 2,000+ pre-qualified delegates drawn from over 700 of Indonesia’s leading public and private organizations alongside 60+ solution providers. At the heart of this focused gathering is a distinguished roster of more than 75 influential voices shaping Indonesia’s immediate cyber resilience priorities. Leading the frontline discussions and guiding the platform’s strategic discourse are key policymakers, defense leaders, and private sector heads, including:
- Muchtarul Huda, Director of Digital Space Monitoring Strategies and Policies, Ministry of Communications and Digital Affairs (KOMDIGI)
- Giyanto Awan Sularso, S.Kom., M.M, Director of Cyber Security and Crypto Policy for Technology, The National Cyber and Crypto Agency (Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara BSSN)
- Col. Adriansyah Putra Harahap, Senior IT Officer, Indonesian Maritime Security Agency (BAKAMLA)
- Yan Hadynoer, S.S.T.TP., M.T., Head of the Cryptography Service Bureau, The National Cyber and Crypto Agency (Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara BSSN)
- Arif Ilham Adnan, Chairperson of Permanent Committee, The Jakarta Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN Jakarta)
- Rachmad Solik, Director of Customs and Excise Information and Technology, Directorate General of Customs and Excise, Ministry of Finance
For Indonesia’s customs authorities, cybersecurity has become inseparable from trade. As Rachmad Solik, Director of Customs and Excise Information and Technology at the Directorate General of Customs and Excise, Ministry of Finance, puts it: “In the global trade ecosystem, cybersecurity serves as a strategic foundation for Customs to ensure that the flow of goods and information remains trustworthy, secure, and sustainable. Customs' digital reliability and resilience aim to enhance public services, maintain the smooth operation of supply chains, safeguard national economic interests, and strengthen Indonesia's competitiveness in international trade.” His remarks, translated from Indonesian, underscore the growing centrality of digital resilience.
That same principle extends to Indonesia’s waters, where digital systems underpin the country’s maritime defense posture. Col. Adriansyah Putra Harahap, Senior IT Officer at the Indonesian Maritime Security Agency (BAKAMLA), frames it as an issue of sovereignty: “For Indonesia, cybersecurity can no longer be separated from maritime security. As maritime surveillance and decision-making increasingly depend on interconnected digital systems, cyber resilience is essential to safeguarding trusted data, operational continuity, and national sovereignty.”
Running alongside these institutional voices will be perspectives from Indonesia’s rapidly growing AI community, which is increasingly intertwined with the conversation surrounding cyber resilience. Oce Priatna, Vice Chairman for Global Partnerships & Institutional Relations at Asosiasi AI Indonesia, notes: “As AI becomes embedded in cyber defense, sovereignty will no longer be only about infrastructure. It will also be about who controls the telemetry, models, threat context, decision logic, and incident history that increasingly shape how we detect and respond to cyber threats.”
Together, these voices reflect the breadth of the summit’s agenda, built around crucial pillars of Indonesia’s shifting cybersecurity landscape. The speakers, including several more prominent figures across government, defense, and industry, will steer sessions focused on immediate national priorities: enforcing the Personal Data Protection (PDP) law, securing cloud infrastructure, and upgrading incident response frameworks; alongside a spectrum of key topics focused on building foundational cyber capabilities for digital sovereignty, fortifying critical infrastructure against targeted ransomware, and managing the governance gaps of Agentic AI.
Running parallel to these sessions will be an expansive exhibition floor structured to connect enterprise buyers directly with the world’s leading technology providers. The stellar names include - SentinelOne, Sophos, ManageEngine, Ping Identity, SOCRadar, Google Cloud Security, KnowBe4, Veeam, PT Tri Kreasi Mandiri Teknologi (TKMT), CrowdStrike, Thales, Energy Logserver, Sanatel, HackerOne, Bitdefender, Silverfort, Guardsquare, Qualys, AhnLab, GitLab, CTM360, Netcraft, MarkAny, S2W, Indosat Business, Barracuda, DEVO, Orca Security, Tenable, Pax8, NPCore, PICUS, LogEase, Cribl, Netpoleon, TechSolution, BitSight, NinjaOne, Axidian, Securonix, SearchInform, ARCON, Ciphety, Terrabyte, ThreatLocker, Chainguard, Mimecast, SPRO and more.
Following two power-packed days of insights, innovation and high-impact engagement, the summit will culminate in the IndoSec Awards 2026 on 16 September from 4 PM onwards, featuring electrifying performances, a celebratory Gala Dinner, and an unforgettable evening honouring excellence across seven distinct categories in cybersecurity.
Evaluated by a six-member jury comprising the nation’s top regulatory and industry heads, the accolades provide a transparent and highly competitive benchmark for cybersecurity leadership across the archipelago.
“Every nation pursuing digital sovereignty needs a platform where regulators, cybersecurity defenders and technology innovators can converge around a shared agenda, address the challenges shaping the digital landscape, and define the roadmap for a more secure digital future. For eight consecutive years, IndoSec has been that platform for Indonesia, bringing together the ecosystem’s most influential stakeholders to turn dialogue into direction and ambition into action. As it enters its ninth edition, IndoSec is poised to build on that legacy and further cement its position as a defining force in Indonesia’s journey towards a secure, resilient and digitally sovereign future”, said Sudhir Jena in a statement, CEO and Co-Founder of Tradepass.
For more information about the event, visit: https://indosecsummit.com/
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About Tradepass
Providing access to the global emerging markets, Tradepass brings together people, products and solutions to power events for unparalleled business and networking opportunities. Being the most accredited event company, it helps organizations: enter new markets, grow sales pipeline, close prospects, raise capital and identify the right solution-providers.
As a deal facilitator, Tradepass is always determined about exposing the most agile liquid growth markets, to enable all-round scalability and growth.
In the aftermath, the archipelago’s key national institutions, BSSN (National Cyber and Crypto Agency), KOMDIGI (Indonesia's Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs) and BAKAMLA (Indonesian Maritime Security Agency) have taken the bold initiative as the Supporting Partners of IndoSec 2026.
As Indonesia’s largest cybersecurity platform, the two-day summit is scheduled for 15 – 16 September at the elegant 5-star venue, The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta, Pacific Place. For eight landmark editions, Tradepass, the World’s No.1 Events Company, has bolstered Indonesia’s digital trust through its flagship cybersecurity summit IndoSec, by bringing together the nation’s most critical industry heads, policymakers, and global technology providers under one roof. It comes as no surprise that the upcoming ninth edition is anticipated to be its most critical iteration yet.
Bolstered by strong regulatory backing, extensive multi-sector participation from leading public and private enterprises, and keen interest from global cybersecurity giants to showcase their capabilities, the summit has earned a level of legitimacy, credibility and industry confidence that few platforms can match.
The platform brings together 2,000+ pre-qualified delegates drawn from over 700 of Indonesia’s leading public and private organizations alongside 60+ solution providers. At the heart of this focused gathering is a distinguished roster of more than 75 influential voices shaping Indonesia’s immediate cyber resilience priorities. Leading the frontline discussions and guiding the platform’s strategic discourse are key policymakers, defense leaders, and private sector heads, including:
- Muchtarul Huda, Director of Digital Space Monitoring Strategies and Policies, Ministry of Communications and Digital Affairs (KOMDIGI)
- Giyanto Awan Sularso, S.Kom., M.M, Director of Cyber Security and Crypto Policy for Technology, The National Cyber and Crypto Agency (Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara BSSN)
- Col. Adriansyah Putra Harahap, Senior IT Officer, Indonesian Maritime Security Agency (BAKAMLA)
- Yan Hadynoer, S.S.T.TP., M.T., Head of the Cryptography Service Bureau, The National Cyber and Crypto Agency (Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara BSSN)
- Arif Ilham Adnan, Chairperson of Permanent Committee, The Jakarta Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN Jakarta)
- Rachmad Solik, Director of Customs and Excise Information and Technology, Directorate General of Customs and Excise, Ministry of Finance
For Indonesia’s customs authorities, cybersecurity has become inseparable from trade. As Rachmad Solik, Director of Customs and Excise Information and Technology at the Directorate General of Customs and Excise, Ministry of Finance, puts it: “In the global trade ecosystem, cybersecurity serves as a strategic foundation for Customs to ensure that the flow of goods and information remains trustworthy, secure, and sustainable. Customs' digital reliability and resilience aim to enhance public services, maintain the smooth operation of supply chains, safeguard national economic interests, and strengthen Indonesia's competitiveness in international trade.” His remarks, translated from Indonesian, underscore the growing centrality of digital resilience.
That same principle extends to Indonesia’s waters, where digital systems underpin the country’s maritime defense posture. Col. Adriansyah Putra Harahap, Senior IT Officer at the Indonesian Maritime Security Agency (BAKAMLA), frames it as an issue of sovereignty: “For Indonesia, cybersecurity can no longer be separated from maritime security. As maritime surveillance and decision-making increasingly depend on interconnected digital systems, cyber resilience is essential to safeguarding trusted data, operational continuity, and national sovereignty.”
Running alongside these institutional voices will be perspectives from Indonesia’s rapidly growing AI community, which is increasingly intertwined with the conversation surrounding cyber resilience. Oce Priatna, Vice Chairman for Global Partnerships & Institutional Relations at Asosiasi AI Indonesia, notes: “As AI becomes embedded in cyber defense, sovereignty will no longer be only about infrastructure. It will also be about who controls the telemetry, models, threat context, decision logic, and incident history that increasingly shape how we detect and respond to cyber threats.”
Together, these voices reflect the breadth of the summit’s agenda, built around crucial pillars of Indonesia’s shifting cybersecurity landscape. The speakers, including several more prominent figures across government, defense, and industry, will steer sessions focused on immediate national priorities: enforcing the Personal Data Protection (PDP) law, securing cloud infrastructure, and upgrading incident response frameworks; alongside a spectrum of key topics focused on building foundational cyber capabilities for digital sovereignty, fortifying critical infrastructure against targeted ransomware, and managing the governance gaps of Agentic AI.
Running parallel to these sessions will be an expansive exhibition floor structured to connect enterprise buyers directly with the world’s leading technology providers. The stellar names include - SentinelOne, Sophos, ManageEngine, Ping Identity, SOCRadar, Google Cloud Security, KnowBe4, Veeam, PT Tri Kreasi Mandiri Teknologi (TKMT), CrowdStrike, Thales, Energy Logserver, Sanatel, HackerOne, Bitdefender, Silverfort, Guardsquare, Qualys, AhnLab, GitLab, CTM360, Netcraft, MarkAny, S2W, Indosat Business, Barracuda, DEVO, Orca Security, Tenable, Pax8, NPCore, PICUS, LogEase, Cribl, Netpoleon, TechSolution, BitSight, NinjaOne, Axidian, Securonix, SearchInform, ARCON, Ciphety, Terrabyte, ThreatLocker, Chainguard, Mimecast, SPRO and more.
Following two power-packed days of insights, innovation and high-impact engagement, the summit will culminate in the IndoSec Awards 2026 on 16 September from 4 PM onwards, featuring electrifying performances, a celebratory Gala Dinner, and an unforgettable evening honouring excellence across seven distinct categories in cybersecurity.
Evaluated by a six-member jury comprising the nation’s top regulatory and industry heads, the accolades provide a transparent and highly competitive benchmark for cybersecurity leadership across the archipelago.
“Every nation pursuing digital sovereignty needs a platform where regulators, cybersecurity defenders and technology innovators can converge around a shared agenda, address the challenges shaping the digital landscape, and define the roadmap for a more secure digital future. For eight consecutive years, IndoSec has been that platform for Indonesia, bringing together the ecosystem’s most influential stakeholders to turn dialogue into direction and ambition into action. As it enters its ninth edition, IndoSec is poised to build on that legacy and further cement its position as a defining force in Indonesia’s journey towards a secure, resilient and digitally sovereign future”, said Sudhir Jena in a statement, CEO and Co-Founder of Tradepass.
For more information about the event, visit: https://indosecsummit.com/
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About Tradepass
Providing access to the global emerging markets, Tradepass brings together people, products and solutions to power events for unparalleled business and networking opportunities. Being the most accredited event company, it helps organizations: enter new markets, grow sales pipeline, close prospects, raise capital and identify the right solution-providers.
As a deal facilitator, Tradepass is always determined about exposing the most agile liquid growth markets, to enable all-round scalability and growth.
Zara Zafar
Tradepass
+91 80 6166 4401
zaraz@tradepassglobal.com
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