Survey analysis of vulnerability on the Indonesian government websites
Damayani Suyitno, Eka Hero Ramadhani, Satryo Suryantoro · AIP conference proceedings · 2024
The development of e-government is part of the plans of many industrialized and developing countries.In Indonesia, e-government has been planning the development of e-government since 2003 and has been implemented in various forms of online public services.However, in some cases, the development of online public services or government websites focuses on their function and use without regard to security.As a result of this, there are various vulnerabilities on government public service websites that cause various types of attacks on government websites.In this study, a survey analysis was conducted of existing vulnerabilities and the risk severity of vulnerabilities on 70 Indonesian government websites from 2018 to 2021.Based on research results in 2018 to 2020, the number of vulnerabilities on Indonesian government websites increased by 12% and in 2018 2021 the number of vulnerabilities will decrease, even vulnerabilities will decrease by 9% and there are 7 vulnerabilities that always have the highest number or occupy the top ten positions each year.