Analysis of National Security Mitigation Strategy Effectiveness Against 2025 Cyber Warfare Escalation
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https://doi.org/10.65897/jais.v2.i1.80Keywords:
Anomaly Traffic, Cybersecurity, Cyberwarfare, Digital Sovereignty, National SecurityAbstract
Advances in internet technology have created a global interconnectedness that has sparked the threat of cyberwarfare against national security. The main issue facing Indonesia is its high vulnerability to digital attacks, with 3.64 billion traffic anomalies recorded in early 2025. This study aims to analyze the various types, levels of danger, and impacts of cyberattacks in disrupting the stability of national sovereignty. The research method employed is non-interactive qualitative analysis through a review of secondary documents from scientific journals and official reports from cyber authorities. The results indicate significant fluctuations in traffic anomalies, with the highest peak reaching 615.4 million incidents in June 2025. Attack trends are shifting from technical exploitation toward social engineering that targets users’ psychological vulnerabilities. In conclusion, Indonesia remains in the category of vulnerable nations, necessitating strengthened regulations and enhanced human resource capacity to address the evolving cyber threats.
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