In Indonesia, there is a prevalent belief that installing free antivirus software provides full protection against cyber-attacks, as evidenced by Google Trends data showing more searches for “antivirus” than “cybersecurity.” However, relying solely on antivirus leaves individuals vulnerable to various cyber threats, necessitating a multi-layered approach to cybersecurity. Recent cyberattacks in Indonesia, such as the Conti Ransomware attack on Bank Indonesia, highlight the importance of comprehensive cyber protection beyond antivirus software.
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