Building Digital Sovereignty Through Strategic Collaboration
As a leading provider of telecommunications infrastructure and data interconnection services in the country, PT. Arthaloka Reka Technologyis always actively committed to advancing the governance of the national internet ecosystem. This commitment is realized through continuous participation and synergy with APJII (Association of Indonesian Internet Service Providers) and IDNIC (Indonesia Network Information Center).
This close partnership focuses on standardizing the allocation of public IP addresses (IPv4 and IPv6 acceleration), strengthening the Indonesian internet traffic exchange node (IIX), as well as increasing cyber transmission security capabilities between national telecommunications provider networks.
Implementation of RPKI & BGP Best Practices Standard Routing Security
In a recent infrastructure technical workshop forum, Arthaloka Networks together with APJII network engineers discussed the implementation of the Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) and Route Origin Authorization (ROA) protocols. This security standard is very crucial to eliminate the potential for BGP Route Hijacking incidents and route leaks which often become cyber threats to global internet stability.
By implementing strict route origin validation on all Arthaloka border core routers, we ensure that every customer data packet is protected from malicious route manipulation as it traverses the public internet network.
Supporting equal distribution of quality internet access for regional agencies
Through official membership in APJII and IDNIC, Arthaloka Networks is also active in bridging regional government agencies and the education sector outside metropolitan cities to obtain access to industry standard interconnection at cost-efficient rates but with service quality equivalent to multinational corporations.
This collaborative step is in line with the grand vision of Indonesia Emas 2045 to realize digital sovereignty that is inclusive, resilient and globally competitive throughout the archipelago.
