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When Critical Systems Fail

10 November 2026

Indonesia

About this session

What to Expect

As Indonesian banks automate more of their failover chains and embrace AI-driven processes, the definition of resilience is changing. This closed-door networking and knowledge-sharing session brings together Indonesia's top financial sector CISOs, CTOs, and infrastructure leaders to confront the practical realities of modernizing critical systems.

Govern the Non-Human

Establish clear human oversight and access controls for the AI agents and machine identities automating your failover chains.

Prove Your Recovery

Translate technical system uptime into the auditable, customer-impact data demanded by OJK reporting standards.

Modernize the Legacy Stack

Move beyond temporary patches and tabletop exercises to build resilient architectures that withstand real transaction volumes.

Why now

With the National Cyber and Crypto Agency (BSSN) recording billions of cyber anomalies and Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK) intensifying its focus on digital supply chains, the pressure on Indonesian banks has fundamentally shifted.

It is no longer enough to simply restore systems after an outage. Today’s threat landscape—complicated by shadow AI, interconnected third-party providers, and legacy IT workarounds—requires a new approach. Regulators and customers alike demand verifiable proof of recovery, strict governance over non-human agents, and clear accountability when sensitive data moves through external services during a crisis.

Stricter OJK Mandates

Regulators are moving beyond basic uptime to demand verifiable resilience and strict accountability across your digital supply chains.

The Unchecked AI Surface

Rapid automation and third-party AI adoption have created critical blind spots that require immediate governance and visibility.

Breaking Point for Legacy IT

Temporary patches and undocumented workarounds can no longer sustain real-world transaction volumes during a critical crisis.

Programme Agenda

10 November 2026

When Critical Systems Fail: Keeping Critical Banking Services Running

Insights

As banks automate more of the stand-in and failover chain with AI agents and system-to-system processes, the number of non-human identities is outpacing the controls built for them. Echoing OJK’s priority on scaling AI governance across business units, this session looks at how CISOs and infrastructure leaders can establish practical governance and ensure clear human oversight over machine activity. We will explore how to maintain actual visibility into AI usage—preventing automated failovers and external tool access from becoming the institution's least-governed attack surface.

Insights

Regulatory standards require more than a working failover—they require proof, in the form of customer-impact and transaction-volume data disclosed within tight reporting windows. Aligning with OJK's emphasis on clear accountability and data visibility, this session addresses the gap between technical recovery (systems back up) and regulatory recovery (impact measured, owned, and audit-ready). We will examine who inside the bank should be accountable for this data, particularly when sensitive information moves through third parties and wider supply chains during an incident response.

Insights

Many banks are running resilience on top of legacy workarounds rather than resolved architecture—patched, often undocumented, and constrained by strict recovery windows. Reflecting OJK's warnings about the expanding risk surface of interconnected digital supply chains, this session confronts what has to actually change in the infrastructure stack. We will discuss how to build a stand-in mechanism that holds up under real transaction volume while maintaining visibility and control over the external parties and systems deeply connected to legacy environments.

In the room

Who’s in the Room

OJK, BSSN and Bank Indonesia have been formally invited to participate and provide direct compliance clarity on stand-in processing and service degradation requirements. Confirmed speakers will be announced here as details are finalized.

A Curated Room of Senior Bank Technology Leaders

This session brings together CISOs, CROs, CIOs, and senior heads of infrastructure, risk, and compliance from Indonesia financial institutions. Partnership packages are available across the security, infrastructure, and data tracks.

Event logistics

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10 November 2026 in Indonesia. Venue to be confirmed; this page is updated once details are locked.

CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, CROs and senior heads of infrastructure, data, risk, compliance and business functions at enterprises in Indonesia. Attendance is by invitation and confirmed by the AIBP team.

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