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Cybersecurity Guidelines for Digital Financial Asset Trading Providers in Indonesia
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Dynamic Policy Enforcement
Zero Trust requires systems to adjust access policies in a contextual and adaptive manner. This dynamic policy enforcement mechanism ensures that every access request is evaluated in real time based on relevant context, such as user identity, geographic location, device type, and network traffic patterns. Some key criteria in the enforcement of these policies include: a. Geolocation: The system only allows access from approved geographic regions to prevent access attempts from high-risk locations. b. T raffic analysis and anomaly detection: The system should integrate both rule-based detection methods and behavioral analytics to identify activities that deviate from normal patterns.
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Support from Technology and Additional Security Architecture
The implementation of Zero Trust depends on the integration of supporting technology that strengthens control and visibility of all system activities. Several technical components recommended by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) as part of Zero Trust implementation include:
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