Suci Anugrah, Muhammad Zaky Himawan, Nabila Raihana Qalby, Evy Nurmiati

Pengaruh Etika Profesi Terhadap Keamanan Informasi dalam Konteks Kebocoran Data BSI (Bank Syariah Indonesia): Studi Literatur Sistematis

Introduction

Pengaruh etika profesi terhadap keamanan informasi dalam konteks kebocoran data bsi (bank syariah indonesia): studi literatur sistematis. Kaji peran etika profesi dalam keamanan informasi, pencegahan kebocoran data (misal BSI 2023) & cybercrime. SLR ini rekomendasikan integrasi etika dalam tata kelola TI untuk budaya keamanan efektif.

Abstract

Studi ini mengkaji publikasi ilmiah dari lima tahun terakhir yang menyoroti hubungan antara perilaku etis praktisi teknologi informasi dan pencegahan cybercrime, khususnya dalam konteks keamanan data organisasi. Sebagai ilustrasi empiris, insiden kebocoran data yang dialami BSI pada tahun 2023 digunakan untuk memperkuat temuan konseptual. Hasil kajian menunjukkan bahwa nilai-nilai etika seperti tanggung jawab, akuntabilitas, dan kesadaran terhadap keamanan informasi memiliki peran penting dalam membentuk budaya keamanan yang efektif. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengevaluasi peran etika profesi dalam menjaga keamanan informasi dengan pendekatan kajian sistematis terhadap literatur ilmiah yang relevan. Dalam beberapa tahun terakhir, meningkatnya ancaman terhadap data organisasi menunjukkan bahwa aspek teknis saja tidak cukup untuk mencegah insiden kebocoran informasi. Metode penelitian yang digunakan berupa SLR dengan metode PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis). Penelitian ini memberikan kontribusi pada pemahaman mengenai pentingnya integrasi prinsip etika dalam tata kelola teknologi informasi, serta menawarkan rekomendasi penguatan regulasi dan pelatihan etika di lingkungan profesional TI.

Review

The paper, titled "Pengaruh Etika Profesi Terhadap Keamanan Informasi dalam Konteks Kebocoran Data BSI (Bank Syariah Indonesia): Studi Literatur Sistematis," addresses a highly relevant and critical issue: the interplay between professional ethics and information security, particularly in light of increasing data breaches. The study sets out to systematically review scientific publications from the last five years, focusing on how ethical behavior among IT practitioners can prevent cybercrime and data breaches in organizations. The timely reference to the BSI data breach in 2023 serves as a pertinent contemporary context, underscoring the urgency and practical significance of the research. A significant strength of this research lies in its robust methodology, employing a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) guided by the PRISMA framework. This approach is well-suited for synthesizing existing knowledge and identifying overarching themes and gaps in the literature concerning professional ethics and information security. The study effectively highlights that purely technical measures are insufficient to combat information leakage, emphasizing the crucial role of ethical values such as responsibility, accountability, and security awareness in fostering an effective security culture. The findings offer valuable insights into integrating ethical principles into IT governance and provide actionable recommendations for strengthening regulations and ethical training within the IT professional landscape. While the abstract clearly articulates the study's systematic approach, a minor point of clarification might relate to the "ilustrasi empiris" of the BSI incident. As an SLR primarily synthesizes *existing* empirical and conceptual work, the abstract could more explicitly detail how the BSI case is *integrated* beyond merely serving as a reinforcing illustration, for instance, whether it informed the selection criteria for the literature or was qualitatively analyzed within the review's synthesis. Nevertheless, the paper's clear objectives, rigorous methodology, and pertinent findings make a valuable contribution to understanding the human and ethical dimensions of information security. Given the increasing complexity of cyber threats, this study is highly relevant and recommended for publication, offering a strong foundation for future research and policy development in IT ethics and security.

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