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Blog31 Jul 2026

OJK Cyber Resilience Rules for Digital Banks in Indonesia 2026

Indonesia now has 17 licensed digital banks, more than any other country in Southeast Asia. Digital banking penetration has grown alongside them, from 31% of the population in 2022 to a projected 39%, roughly 75 million people, by 2026. Operating a digital bank Indonesia service places an institutio

Zentara Team

Blog13 Jul 2026

MAS TRM and the Quantum Threat, Why Financial Institutions Must Act Now

Most cybersecurity threats demand action because something is happening today. The quantum threat is different. It asks financial institutions to act now against a danger that fully arrives years from now, because the damage is already being set in motion. Attackers don’t need a working quantu

Zentara Team

Data Breach Response: A Guide for Businesses

Blog18 Jun 2026

The 72-Hour Rule in UU PDP: A Guide for Fintech & E-Commerce

A customer opens your app, taps a button, and asks you to delete everything you hold about them. From that moment, the clock starts. Under Indonesia’s data protection law, you have 72 hours to act. For a fintech platform or an online store handling thousands of these requests, doing it by hand

Francesco Catozzo

AI in Cybersecurity29 May 2026

Protecting Singapore’s Industry Fintech from Autonomous Agentic AI Threats

As Singapore’s fintech sector accelerates its adoption of artificial intelligence, a new class of systems is emerging: agentic AI. Unlike traditional models, agentic AI systems can plan, decide, and act autonomously across digital environments. This evolution introduces new capabilities, but it also

Trimikha Valentius

Blog30 Jan 2026

Fintech Security in SEA: A Practical Security Baseline for Growth-Stage Teams

Security operations teams are under pressure from both sides. On one hand, threats are increasing in volume and sophistication. On the other, hiring experienced security talent is expensive, slow, and increasingly competitive. CISOs are left with a recurring question that has no simple answer. When

Surya Maulana