Expertise: Data privacy

Indonesia Data Protection: What Categories and Types of Personal Information Are Covered by the Law?

Pursuant to Law No. 27 of 2022 regarding Personal Data Protection (PDP Law), personal data is understood as all data concerning a person, whether identified or who may be identified independently or when combined with other information, either directly or indirectly, through an electronic or non-electronic system. The PDP Law recognizes two types of personal Indonesia Data Protection: What Categories and Types of Personal Information Are Covered by the Law?

SSEK Delivers Indonesia Personal Data Protection Briefing

SSEK Law Firm partner Nico A. P. Mooduto and associate Agung K. Sihombing recently provided an Indonesia personal data protection briefing more than 100 participants at a webinar organized with the Indonesia Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC). The webinar gave participants a better understanding of the key points of Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law and SSEK Delivers Indonesia Personal Data Protection Briefing

What Are the Consequences of Breaches of Data Protection Law in Indonesia?

In accordance with the PDP Law (Law No. 27 of 2022 regarding Personal Data Protection), a breach of data protection law may be subject to administrative sanctions and criminal penalties. Under article 57 (1) of the PDP Law, some breaches of data protection are subject to the imposition of administrative sanctions in the form of: What Are the Consequences of Breaches of Data Protection Law in Indonesia?

Digital Health – Indonesia

The digital health market in Indonesia falls under the regulatory framework for telemedicine. Indonesia Law No. 17 of 2023 regarding Health (Health Law) defines telemedicine as the provision and facilitation of clinical services through telecommunications and digital communication technologies. The concept of telemedicine was not governed by the previous health law that was revoked by Digital Health – Indonesia

Data Protection & Privacy – Indonesia

SSEK Law Firm partner Rusmaini Lenggogeni and associate Charvia Tjhai have contributed the Indonesia chapter to the Lexology Panoramic: Data Protection & Privacy 2025 practice guide. Data Protection & Privacy – Indonesia provides local insight into the legislative framework; relevant authorities; treatment of breaches; legitimate processing; data handling responsibilities of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) owners; Data Protection & Privacy – Indonesia

SSEK Leads Event on Personal Data Protection in Indonesia

SSEK Law Firm partner Nico A. P. Mooduto and associate Agung K. Sihombing recently provided a briefing on personal data protection in Indonesia for members of the International Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Group (IPMG). Nico, who is also a certified data protection officer, and Agung led attendees through the key points of Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law SSEK Leads Event on Personal Data Protection in Indonesia

Looking Ahead to Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Agency

The introduction of Law No. 27 of 2022 regarding Personal Data Protection (“PDP Law”) on October 17, 2022, marked a significant step toward strengthening data protection in Indonesia. Among other actions, the PDP Law calls for the creation of a new data protection body, the Personal Data Protection Agency (“PDP Agency”), which will be an Looking Ahead to Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Agency

SSEK Partner Discusses Personal Data Privacy at BritCham Indonesia Event

SSEK Law Firm partner Nico A. P. Mooduto spoke at BritCham Indonesia’s recent Technology and Digitalization Hub on Indonesian Personal Data Privacy: The Law, Implementation, Your Obligations and Risks. Nico provided insight on personal data privacy law, including obligations and enforcement. He analyzed key corporate obligations for the audience of representatives of multinational companies. A SSEK Partner Discusses Personal Data Privacy at BritCham Indonesia Event

Data Privacy in Indonesia and SE Asia – ELA Client Seminar

SSEK Law Firm partner Syahdan Z. Aziz was part of a recent Employment Law Alliance (ELA) client seminar on data privacy developments in Asia Pacific. The seminar, “Personal Information Protection Legislation and Practical Considerations in the Region,” was held at the Tokyo office of ELA member firm Ushijima & Partners. Lawyers from ELA member firms Data Privacy in Indonesia and SE Asia – ELA Client Seminar