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Indonesia × Data protection and cyber

Data protection and cyber in Indonesia

Data, cyber and technology rules for running a digital business internationally. In Indonesia, that means local law, local regulators and local practice, handled by a qualified professional who practises there.

Who handles this work

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WONE Global can find the right Data protection and cyber professional in Indonesia for you.

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Indonesia at a glanceSoutheast Asia

Jakarta · Friday 23 October

10:02

Local time

Currency
IDR
Working week
Monday – Friday
Dialling code
+62
Region
Southeast Asia
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What the rules say in Indonesia

Data protection and cyber, the essentials

From the Indonesia market guide: the points that matter most for data protection and cyber, each with the source it was checked against.

Essentials guide · Partly source-checked42% of statements checked against a source7 checked against an official source15 checked against a secondary sourceChecked 2026-10-198 held back until checked against an official source11 topics include AI-written statements, not source-checkedNot yet professionally reviewed

  • Law 27 of 2022 on Personal Data Protection, dated 17 October 2022, applies to the processing of personal data both within Indonesia and extraterritorially.

    Applies to controllers and processors. Government Regulation 33 of 2026, the implementing regulation, has a six-month transition ending 16 January 2027, and the dedicated data protection agency had not been formally established as of September 2026 (Rajah & Tann Asia).SSEK Law Firm · checked 2026-10-19
  • The Personal Data Protection Law allows transfers of personal data outside Indonesia where the destination has equivalent or higher protection, appropriate safeguards are in place, or the data subject consents, and Government Regulation 33 of 2026 sets out how each route works.

    Government Regulation 33 of 2026 was promulgated on 16 July 2026. The authority will keep a whitelist of adequate jurisdictions; safeguards include standard contractual clauses (to be issued) and binding corporate rules needing prior approval; consent is a narrow fallback for one-off, limited transfers.Rajah & Tann Asia · checked 2026-10-19
  • The Personal Data Protection Law requires controllers to notify the competent authority and affected data subjects of a personal data breach within 3x24 hours of discovering it.

    The public must also be informed where the breach disrupts public services or seriously affects the public interest. Government Regulation 33 of 2026 sets administrative fines of up to 2 percent of annual revenue (Rajah & Tann Asia, September 2026).SSEK Law Firm · checked 2026-10-19

Read the full guide: Data protection, cyber and digital

Scope

What the service covers here

  1. 01Map technology and data flows
  2. 02Identify privacy, cybersecurity and localisation requirements
  3. 03Review technology contracts and vendor dependencies
  4. 04Coordinate practical compliance across relevant markets

Key questions

What we will work through with you

  • What needs to be decided before technology, data & cyber work starts?
  • Who is professionally responsible in each country?
  • Which other work, such as tax or employment, must happen at the same time?
  • What information and decisions are needed from the business?

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