Analisis Kepatuhan Keamanan Aplikasi E-Goverment Tingkat Daerah sebagai Penunjang New Normal

Abstract

The era of e-government demands that Regional Governments develop internet-based systems and applications, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic which limits the movement of the citizen, it requires many applications that can connect the government and society. Several applications were developed to provide actual data on COVID-19 in each region, as well as to help people adapt to new habits in the pandemic, such as health applications, e-attendance, e-market, and e-library. In this paper, an analysis of the security feasibility of regional e-government applications will be carried out by correlating the number of downloads and ratings with application security, elaborating application access and its compliance with UU ITE, and evaluating the compliance of privacy policies with Google policies. From observations made on 20 sample applications, it was found that all of them have dangerous permissions, but 55% of them have not followed the privacy policy regulated by Google. Another finding is that all application samples have met the provisions of the UU ITE Article 26 paragraph 1 regarding the approval of requests for personal data, and the number of downloads and ratings cannot be used as benchmarks in assessing application security.