Evaluating Legal Frameworks for Cybercrime in Indonesian Public Administration: An Interdisciplinary Approach

With the advancement of technology and the growth of the internet and cyber, many negative factors, such as cyberattacks and cybercrime, are on the rise and hinder the internet's and technology's positive use. Cybercrime is one of the worst factors significantly increasing in Indonesia today. Cybercrime is a criminal act that is prohibited in every country on the planet. The instances of cybercrime have harmed Indonesian computer users. The present study evaluates the legal frameworks and articles designed to control cybercrime issues within the Indonesian public administration. This study utilized a qualitative descriptive approach, along with an empirical judicial technique and statute approach analysis method. Documents about articles and legal frameworks in Indonesia were analyzed for data collection. The types and patte+rns of Cybercrime in Indonesia are outlined in Articles 27 to 35 of Law No. 11/2008. Chapter XI of Act No. 11/2008 describes the forms and patterns of violation of confidentiality and privacy. Based on the findings and discussion of the legal framework and analysis, recommendations are made to promote preventive measures, increase accountability, and reduce the communication divide between the government and Cybercrime-authoritative agencies. Along with the research limitations discussed in the study, the study has numerous theoretical and practical implications.