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Cybersecurity Guidelines for Digital Financial Asset Trading Providers in Indonesia
2. Ensuring the SIEM system provides real-time analysis and visualization of security data, allowing for rapid incident detection and enabling alerts to be sent to the security team via email, SMS, or other communication channels. b. C onducting in-depth analysis of system logs, application logs, and network logs to search for indications of unauthorized activity, privilege escalation, or data transmission to suspicious locations. c. Detection can be enhanced with Threat Intelligence Feeds, which help identify malicious IP addresses, suspicious domains, or malware file hashes. d. Determining the scope and impact of the detected incident, including evaluating affected systems and estimating the potential damage that may occur. e. Applying automated response protocols for low-level threats, such as temporarily blocking suspicious Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. f. C onducting regular inspections and updates. Things that need to be considered include: 1. Periodically inspecting all security devices to ensure they function correctly in accordance with the latest threat definitions and patches. 2. Verifying that threat definitions and signatures in the SIEM or IDS are up to date. 3. Testing for false positives/negatives to improve detection accuracy. g. U tilizing Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to improve threat detection capabilities. This technology can analyze large volumes of data and identify subtle patterns that indicate sophisticated cyberattacks.
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