Information security readiness of government institution in Indonesia

Good Corporate Governance has become a necessity to reform the government institution. One of the efforts is development of electronic government to improve public services quality. Thus, securing information resources is needed to ensure that these resources are well protected in order to meet the information security aspects to provide high quality information. In reality, there were many cases shows that government resources are attacked and insecure. To handling these issues, MCIT introduces Index KAMI as a tool to assess the maturity level of institution to meet the national information security management standard. Aim of this study is to obtain the overview of information security status in Indonesia, government sector in particular, from 2011 to 2013. The results show that below 3% government agencies that approach to meet the standard while others still need a lot of works. Based on the results, we found that most of organization is focused on technology, but ignored risk management and framework aspects.