The Rise of ‘Victim-Blaming’ in the Digital Age: How Social Media is Rewriting Justice Nearly 20% of small businesses experience employee theft annually, costing the US economy an estimated $50 billion each year. But a recent case involving Indonesian celebrity Nabilah O’Brien, owner of a Kemang restaurant, highlights a disturbing trend: the blurring of lines … Read more
Indonesia’s Tech Procurement Under Scrutiny: The Chromebook Case and the Future of EdTech Governance Indonesia’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology (Kemendikbudristek) is facing intense scrutiny following allegations of corruption surrounding the procurement of Chromebook laptops for schools. But beyond the immediate legal battles, this case – involving former staff special to the Minister … Read more
The Looming Cybersecurity Arms Race in Indonesian Banking: Beyond the BI-Fast Hack Indonesia’s financial sector is bracing for a new era of sophisticated cyberattacks. The recent Rp200 billion fraud targeting BI-Fast, the country’s interbank payment system, isn’t an isolated incident, but a stark warning of escalating threats. While authorities scramble to assess the damage and … Read more