Representatives of Corporate Communications, the AGIT Resource Team, along with teachers and students participating in the CAP program from SMK Negeri 7 Jakarta, Computer Network Engineering expertise.

The massive digital transformation across various fields has made data security crucial, especially since data security, in general, impacts national resilience. Unfortunately, Indonesia's National Cyber ​​Security Index (NCSI) score has actually declined. The NCSI is a global index that measures countries' readiness to prevent cyber threats and manage cyber incidents. According to a report from teknologi.bisnis.com, in 2023, Indonesia ranked 48th with an NCSI score of 63.64 points. However, in 2025, Indonesia dropped to 84th with an NCSI score of 47.50 points, trailing Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

(Left-Right) Ekky Ramadhan, MDR Analyst at AGIT, and Aurelio Pietro Marcelino, SOC L2 Analyst at AGIT, teach TKJ students at SMK Negeri 7 Jakarta.

Stakeholder awareness, including that of the government and the private sector, is needed to improve Indonesia's NCSI ranking. To address this situation, Astragraphia, in collaboration with PT Astra Graphia Information Technology (AGIT), is conducting a Competence Aid Program (CAP) in cybersecurity education for vocational high schools.

(Left-Right) Halima Septya Mikayla, CTI Analyst at AGIT, and Dwi Nur Maulidayanti, MDR Lead & SOC L2 Analyst at AGIT, interact with students at SMKS Al Farisi Garut.

A student from SMK Negeri 7 Jakarta consults with the AGIT team of speakers.

As an Astra company business line in the Information Technology pillar, Astragraphia, through its subsidiary AGIT, possesses strong competencies in various aspects of cybersecurity. At the January-February 2026 CAP, AGIT directly deployed its cybersecurity services team as keynote speakers.

• Dwi Nur Maulidayanti, MDR Lead & SOC L2 Analyst at AGIT.
• Halima Septya Mikayla, CTI Analyst at AGIT.
• Ekky Ramadhan, MDR Analyst at AGIT.
• Aurelio Pietro Marcelino, SOC L2 Analyst at AGIT.

The CAP material presented by the four AGIT speakers targeted Computer Network Engineering students, with the theme "Cyber ​​Defender: The First Steps to Becoming a Digital Security Expert." The teaching method was divided into one session for theoretical presentation, followed by two sessions for laboratory practice. The AGIT team's teaching methods were adapted from real-world situations they encounter daily. This allows all CAP participants to gain a firsthand understanding of current cybersecurity issues in the world.

AGIT's active involvement in the CAP education program demonstrates its corporate social responsibility to the community and supports Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4, which focuses on quality education.