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SSEK Law Firm partner Rusmaini Lenggogeni and associate Charvia Tjhai have authored the Indonesia chapter of Data Protection & Privacy 2027, published by Lexology.
The guide provides a comprehensive overview of Indonesia’s data protection and privacy law framework, offering practical insights into the country’s evolving regulatory landscape following the enactment of the Personal Data Protection Law. It is designed as a resource for businesses, investors, in-house counsel, and legal practitioners navigating data privacy compliance in Indonesia.
The Indonesia chapter covers a broad range of topics, including:
- Indonesia's legislative and regulatory framework for personal data protection
- The role and powers of Indonesia's data protection authority
- Lawful grounds for processing personal information
- Data controller and processor obligations
- Transparency, accountability, and governance requirements
- Data protection officers, record-keeping, and risk assessments
- Security measures and personal data breach notification requirements
- Registration and other compliance obligations
- Cross-border transfers of personal data and data localization rules
- Individual rights under Indonesian data protection law
- Enforcement, penalties, and available remedies
- Cookies, online marketing, cloud services, profiling, automated decision-making, and children's data
- Recent legal developments and emerging trends in Indonesia's data protection regime
The publication serves as a practical resource for organizations seeking to understand Indonesia’s legal requirements for collecting, processing, storing, transferring, and protecting personal data.
Read the Data Protection & Privacy 2027 – Indonesia chapter online.
Find a PDF version of the Indonesia chapter here.
