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INTRODUCTION Today, almost everything we do happens online, from working and studying to shopping and banking. While the internet makes life easier, it also comes with certain risks, especially when it comes to privacy and data security. Many people connect to public Wi-Fi in places like cafés, airports, or hotels without realizing that these networks may not always be secure. In some cases, attackers can monitor or intercept data that travels through these connections. This is where VPN apps become useful. A VPN app helps create a safer internet connection by protecting your data and hiding your online identity. Even if you are using an open network, a VPN can help keep your activity more private. This article will explain what a VPN app is, how it works, and why it has become an important tool for safer internet use. Source: pr.norton.com [https://pr.norton.com/blog/privacy/what-is-a-vpn?utm_], security.org [https://www.security.org/vpn/?utm_], fortinet.com [https://www.fortinet.com/resources/cyberglossary/vpn-wifi?utm_] WHAT IS A VPN APP? A VPN app is a tool that helps protect your internet connection and online activity. VPN stands for Virtual Private Network.

INTRODUCTION When people hear “IoT security, [https://itsec.asia/services/ot-ics-cybersecurity]” they often assume it’s something only IT teams need to worry about. In reality, IoT security affects everyday users, households, and businesses alike.* From smart home devices to office surveillance systems, connected devices are now part of critical daily operations. The more devices we connect, the wider the potential attack surface becomes. Here’s the part no one really talks about: Many IoT environments are deployed quickly for convenience, not necessarily designed with security as the top priority. It’s not negligence. It’s just how fast technology moves. Source: aciano.net [https://aciano.net/blog/iot-security-risks/], cio.com [https://www.cio.com/article/3990581/iot-security-challenges-and-best-practices-for-a-hyperconnected-world.html?] THE IOT LANDSCAPE NOWADAYS Security used to focus on protecting networks with firewalls and perimeter defenses. Today, attackers are shifting their focus to easier targets: user credentials, weak device authentication, misconfigured cloud dashboards, and unpatched firmware.  Today, attackers are more interested in: * User credentials * Weak device authentication * Misconfigured cloud dashboards * Unpatched firmware IoT devices often rely on cloud platforms for monitoring, analytics, and control. That means IoT security is no longer just about the

Jakarta, 27 February 2026—Nearly two out of three women worldwide have experienced digital violence. In Indonesia, around 7.2 million women have experienced digital violence by non partners at some point in their lives, according to the 2024 National Survey on Women’s Life Experiences. Women aged 15 to 24 are the most affected group in digital spaces. To strengthen the protection of women and children in the digital environment, PT ITSEC Asia Tbk (ITSEC Asia) (IDX: CYBR), a leading cybersecurity company in Indonesia, together with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), a United Nations agency focused on sexual and reproductive health and population issues, officially launched SHECURE Digital as a national initiative. The launch was also attended by the Minister of Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection of the Republic of Indonesia, Arifah Fauzi, reflecting a shared commitment to building a safe, inclusive, and protection oriented digital ecosystem. SHECURE Digital integrates digital self protection education, privacy based technological protection, and data driven advocacy to prevent and address online gender based violence and