Indonesia Threat Landscape Report’ CISO Brief

Key Insights from Indonesia’s Cyber Threat Landscape for CISOs

• Dark Web Activity Dominated by Data Leaks: Over 88% of dark web threats involve stolen databases and information, fueling fraud, identity theft, and secondary attacks.
• Growing Market for Access Sales: With 9.67% of dark web threats involving access listings, compromised credentials pose direct entry points for ransomware and data theft.
• Ransomware Rising in Diversity: Smaller groups dominate (63.3%), while Babuk (14.3%) and Fog (12.2%) are increasingly active, signaling evolving tactics in the region.
• Phishing Exploits Local Brands: Pages mimicking the e-wallet DANA (4.95%) lead phishing lures, alongside “Account Suspended” and fake service notices designed to trick users into sharing sensitive data.
• HTTPS Abuse in Phishing: Nearly 60% of phishing pages use HTTPS, making malicious sites appear legitimate and undermining the padlock icon as a trust signal.

Why This Report Matters for CISOs

With data leaks, ransomware, and phishing surging, Indonesia’s digital landscape demands intelligence-driven defense. CISOs must adapt to attackers’ growing sophistication—deploying advanced monitoring, prioritizing access controls, and simulating real-world incidents to ensure resilience.

SOCRadar’s report equips CISOs with:

• Early warning on ransomware and phishing campaigns targeting Indonesian entities.
• Strategic recommendations for data protection, MFA, and dark web monitoring.
• Actionable intelligence to enhance incident response and infrastructure security.

Take Control of Your Organization’s Cybersecurity Strategy

With SOCRadar’s Extended Threat Intelligence (XTI), CISOs can detect stolen credentials, track ransomware activity, and identify phishing campaigns before they escalate into major incidents.

Download the full report today to stay ahead of adversaries and safeguard your organization against Indonesia’s evolving cyber threats.