Alignment of KAMI Index with Global Security Standards in Information Security Risk Maturity Evaluation

Various incidents of information security breaches in Indonesia in 2024, especially in government agencies, are very dangerous. Even the Temporary National Data Center (PDNS) Surabaya was paralyzed in public services. One of the reasons is that adequate security standards have not been implemented, even though in Indonesia, there are already Information Security standards (KAMI Index). This study aims to determine the alignment of the KAMI index with international security standards such as ISO 27001 and NIST based on the main security principles, namely Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability (CIA triad). The method is mapping the alignment of control elements (domains) in the standard based on ontology. The results showed that the level of alignment reached 56 percent (56%), or relatively high. This means harmonization regarding terminology, evaluation methods, and integration in national regulations is still needed to improve alignment with international standards.