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07 May 2026

Zero Trust Architecture for Indonesia’s Hybrid Cloud Migrations

Indonesia’s cloud adoption is accelerating as enterprises and public institutions shift toward hybrid architectures that combine on-premise infrastructure with multi-cloud environments. This shift is driven by scalability needs, the modernisation of legacy systems, and the expansion of digital publi

Surya Maulana

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) transition

Blog23 Apr 2026

The Death of the VPN: Transitioning to ZTNA for Secure Remote Access

Remote work has become the norm across enterprises, but traditional VPNs are increasingly proving insufficient for securing access to corporate resources. VPNs often grant broad network access, creating potential security gaps and increasing the risk of attackers entering the environment. For many,

Surya Maulana

Blog08 Apr 2026

Managing Insider Threats: Behavioral Analytics in a Zero Trust Architecture

Insider threats are among the most challenging risks for organisations. Unlike external attacks, insiders—such as employees, contractors, or partners—already have access to systems and data, making malicious or accidental actions harder to detect. A global breach analysis by Insider Threat Statistic

Surya Maulana

Blog06 Apr 2026

Zero Trust in Practice: What Enterprises Get Wrong When Implementing It

Zero Trust has become one of the most widely adopted security frameworks in recent years. The principle is simple: never trust, always verify. In an environment where users, devices, and applications operate beyond traditional perimeters, this approach makes sense. On paper, many organizations claim

Darian Kuswanto

Blog27 Dec 2025

The Growing Insider Threat Problem in Hybrid Work Environments

The traditional office perimeter has not just shifted; it has effectively dissolved. In the wake of the global transition to hybrid work, the “office” is now a kitchen table in the suburbs, a coworking space in another time zone, or a laptop on a train. While this flexibility has unlocke

Surya Maulana