Cybernotary as Support for Cybersecurity and Resilience

Cybernotary is intended to facilitate and accelerate the process of creating authentic deeds, including complying with all actions, agreements, or provisions required by law and ensuring all requested statements from interested parties are stated in the authentic deed. Strong, professional, and reliable institutional support is needed to ensure that the objectives of cyber defense can be achieved. This research analyzes the impact of the cybernotary in supporting Indonesia's cyber defense and security. This research implements a normative juridical method using a conceptual approach. The data sources are primary, secondary, and tertiary legal materials. The results of this study indicate that cybernotaries facilitate and accelerate the process of creating authentic deeds, including complying with all actions, agreements, or provisions required by law and ensuring all requested statements from interested parties are stated in the authentic deed. To increase the competence of notaries on information technology systems, it is necessary to have appropriate regulations with the agreement of all related parties. In addition, these regulations must be registered at the national level, not sectoral. Hopefully, the enforcement of government authority in cybersecurity and resilience respects human rights, as the concept of a cybernotary is always associated with long-distance services.