Designing of the Internet Banking System with the Police Criminal Records System and the Government Financial Services Authority to Protect the Assets of Bank Customers

  • Muhammad Akbar Rivai, Dewo Wishnu Setya Kusuma, Emil R. Kaburuan

Abstract

The use of banking products that must be owned by all providers to compete in the current digital era. Information system security in banking service transactions such as the use of Internet Banking is very important to support fast and flexible services in transactions. In information security systems or computers there are 3 important dimensions in the conversation, namely confidentiality, integrity, and availability. All three dimensions are applied using security which is based on a system integrated with the police. One standardization of information security factors at present is ISO (International Organization for Standardization) 27001 to audit the security of an information system and is used as a reference to produce documents. ISO 27001 has the advantage of being very flexible which is developed depending on organizational needs, organizational goals, and system security requirements. The output of this study shows an overview of the concept of using an integrated system in the Ministry of Finance in securing financial assets to monitor money circulation digitally which is assisted by police security based on ISO 27001 on the security of the Internet Banking feature information system.. This can be used as a recommendation for the Bank in terms of increasing data security, especially related to Internet Banking

 

Keywords: Multi-finance Company, ISO 27001, Information Security, Ministry of Finance, Police Department.

Published
2020-06-06
How to Cite
Muhammad Akbar Rivai, Dewo Wishnu Setya Kusuma, Emil R. Kaburuan. (2020). Designing of the Internet Banking System with the Police Criminal Records System and the Government Financial Services Authority to Protect the Assets of Bank Customers. International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 29(04), 6405 - 6415. Retrieved from http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/27331