Information Technology Law

Overview

Indonesia’s digital economy is regulated under Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Electronic Information and Transactions (as amended), and Law Number 27 of 2022 concerning Personal Data Protection. Businesses operating digital platforms must comply with requirements concerning data processing, cybersecurity, electronic contracts, and consumer protection.

Data breaches, unauthorized data transfers, online defamation claims, and digital fraud cases present significant legal and reputational risks. Companies must implement compliance frameworks that align with regulatory standards while maintaining operational flexibility.

Luthfi Yazid DHH Law Firm advises technology companies, digital platforms, startups, and corporations in navigating Indonesia’s evolving digital regulatory landscape.

How We Can Help

• Drafting privacy policies, terms of service, and data processing agreements.
• Advising on personal data protection compliance and cross-border transfers.
• Conducting cybersecurity risk assessments.
• Representing clients in cyber-related disputes and investigations.
• Advising on regulatory compliance for fintech, e-commerce, and digital platforms.

Our Approach

We integrate legal compliance with technological understanding. Our approach is forward-looking and risk-focused, ensuring that digital innovation is supported by robust legal safeguards and regulatory alignment.