Managing the Human Factor in Cybersecurity at Bank Danamon, a Masterclass with Dr. Bayu Anggorojati
The offline participants attending the cybersecurity masterclass
Jakarta, 4 March 2024 - In a concerted effort to fortify its cybersecurity measures, Bank Danamon Indonesia collaborated with Monash University, Indonesia to host a transformative masterclass on "Managing Human Factors in Cybersecurity." The event, held on Monday, 4th March 2024, at Menara Bank Danamon Jakarta, featured Dr. Bayu Anggorojati, an Assistant Professor in Master of Cybersecurity program at Monash University Indonesia, as the keynote speaker.
The masterclass embraced a hybrid mode, symbolizing the changing landscape of education and collaboration. Approximately 30 participants attended in person, creating an intimate atmosphere, while an additional 200 joined virtually from different corners of Indonesia. This hybrid approach allowed for widespread participation and engagement, emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity awareness on a national scale.
Dr. Bayu Anggorojati giving lecture to the Bank Danamon employees
The primary aim of the masterclass was to equip Danamon employees with a deep understanding of the critical role cybersecurity plays in their daily professional and personal lives. Dr. Bayu Anggorojati, with his expertise, navigated the complexities of managing the human factor in cybersecurity, shedding light on the significance of cultivating a cybersecurity-conscious culture.
Rei Munisati, Head of Information Risk Assurance at Bank Danamon, expressed gratitude for Monash University, Indonesia's invaluable contribution to the Cybersecurity masterclass event. Munisati highlighted the honor of having an esteemed professor as the keynote speaker and emphasized the collaborative initiative's significance in enhancing the competence of the bank's employees.
In Munisati's words, "Bank Danamon Indonesia's commitment to cybersecurity involves a multi-faceted approach, combining technology, collaboration, and continuous development to protect our customers and remain resilient in the face of evolving cyber risks."
This collaboration between Bank Danamon and Monash University, Indonesia reflects a shared commitment to advancing education and raising awareness in the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity. The masterclass served as a platform for knowledge exchange, empowering participants with insights into managing the human element in cybersecurity, a vital aspect often overlooked in traditional cybersecurity frameworks.
About Monash University, Indonesia
Officially operating in October 2021, Monash University, Indonesia is a manifestation of the commitment of Monash University and the Indonesian government to create knowledge that can contribute broadly to developing Indonesia's social, technological, and economic sectors.
Monash University, Indonesia offers Master's degree courses in Public Policy and Management, Marketing and Digital Communications, Business Innovation, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Public Health, Urban Design, Sustainability, and Ph.D. in full, along with various executive and micro-credential programs aimed at specific sectors.
Monash University, Indonesia has learning facilities according to Monash University Australia standards. It is currently opening applications for new student admissions and scholarships for studies in October 2024 and January 2025, which are currently open for registration.
Monash also has a proud long-term relationship with Indonesia and is a foreign university with the highest number of Indonesian graduates compared to other foreign universities. The track record of good relations between Monash and Indonesia manifests collaboration between parties such as the Herb Feith Centre, Revitalising Informal Settlements and their Environments (RISE), the World Mosquito Program, and the Citarum Action Research Program (CARP).
With a presence on three continents, international partnerships, and study abroad programs worldwide, Monash is Australia's largest university, ranked in the top 50 universities worldwide. Monash has a dynamic network of research and teaching locations in Australia, Italy, Malaysia, China, and India.
Alliances with the University of Warwick (UK) stand alongside international collaborations with leading universities and employers worldwide, expanding the University's global network.
For more information about the Monash University, Indonesia campus, please visit the website in this link, and information regarding academics at Monash University, Indonesia can be obtained through this link. Impact 2030, Monash University's Strategic Plan, can be accessed here.
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