Abstract The 2026 Iran conflict, involving U.S. and Israeli strike operations, Iranian missile-and-drone responses, and a wider regional dimension, highlighted several features of contemporary warfare that are directly relevant to Indonesia: massed drones and missiles, pressure on air-defense inventories, kill-chain competition, survivable launch networks, and the economic logic of the cost-exchange ratio. For an archipelagic state with vast maritime responsibilities and fini

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By: Chong De Xian and Sandy J. Pratama Chong De Xian is an Associate Research Fellow in the Maritime Security Programme at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) and Sandy J. Pratama is a Researcher at Indo Pacific Strategic Intelligence (ISI). KEY TAKEAWAYS Naval drones are reshaping how maritime operations are conducted, not redefining naval power itself. Their value lies in enhancing surveillance, strike reach, and operational endurance within existing fl

Oleh Sandy Juda Pratama, Curie Maharani and Gautama Adi Kusuma | 22 April 2025 Drone ANKA buatan Turki. Sumber: AP Indonesia’s armed forces still have a lot of work to do in making proper use of drones. Two major challenges are pilot training and achieving interoperability between the services. Another is overcoming a predilection for big and costly drones instead of small ones like those wreaking havoc in Ukraine. Training drone pilots is a time-intensive process, ranging fr

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Written by Lane M. M. Afzaal The Russo-Ukrainian War of 2022 gives us a glimpse of how future wars may unfold. The use of drones as a key...

Indonesia faced a significant cyberattack which targeted on Pusat Data Nasional (PDN) in June 15th 2024. That cyberattack’s kind of existing malware called Lockbit 3.0 which caused unauthorized access to sensitive data for several days before successfully stopped. It affected more than 230 public agencies, including ministries. It’s related to the term of cyberattack itself, cyberattack as a deliberate and malicious attempt to leverage vulnerabilities in technology, human fac

Ilustrasi Cracker Pada tanggal 20 Juni 2024, Indonesia mengalami serangan siber yang mengakibatkan lumpuhnya beberapa layanan masyrakat. Pusat data ini mengelola 73 data kementerian lembaga serta ratusan instansi milik pemerintah daerah, disatu sisi pemerintah hanya memiliki cadangan data sekitar 2%. Salah satu sektor yang paling terdampak adalah sektor imigrasi dan menyebabkan terjadinya penumpukan antrian pada bandara dan pelabuhan. Dalam konferensi pers, Ketua BSSN, Hinsa

As a maritime nation bridging the Indian Ocean and the Pacific, Indonesia has a need to defend its territorial integrity both in times of peace and war. The Minimum Essential Force (MEF) 2010-2024 program states that Indonesia requires 12 submarines capable of effectively operating to safeguard Indonesian waters to the fullest extent. However, Indonesia currently only possesses four submarines, namely one 47-year-old Cakra-class submarine and three Nagapasa-class submarines a