Inp.polri.go.id – Jakarta. In enhancing cybercrime preventive strategy, the International Relationship Division of Indonesian National Police (INP) held a meeting with police forces of Southeast Asia countries. The meeting was also attended by Korean National Police Agency (KNPA) as INP aims to have a specific collaboration with KNPA as South Korea has the capable technology to handle cybercrimes. Head Bureau of International Mission Brigadier General Yaya Ahmudiarto explains the meeting with the theme of “The South-South Triangular Cooperation” was part of their continuous collaboration between KNPA and INP as effort to anticipate cybercrimes. “We now are focusing on information exchange, as KNPA, INP, and ASEAN polices aims to suppress cybercrimes committed by terrorist groups, human trafficker syndicates, and any other organized crimes,” he explains after the meeting. Yaya states that the collaboration between South Korea and Indonesia will be focused on security capacities and information exchange as the two securities institution seeks to reach mutual benefit. South Korea is considered among the top countries who has high rate technology development. This was no surprise as KNPA has established Cyber Safety Bureau since 1997. This marks KNPA vast experience in cyber security in security, business, government, bank, and other sectors. “It is mutually beneficial for both of us. INP has the interest in acquiring their knowledge on cybercrimes handling such as in Cyber Forensics, Cybersecurity and Cybercrime,” stressed Ahmudiarto. (ad/bg/pr/nm)