Indonesia Suspends Game Ratings After Data Breach Probe Indonesian authorities have temporarily halted age rating issuances under the Indonesia Game Rating System (IGRS) following a reported data breach, though officials confirmed that video games will continue to enter the domestic market without disruption. The suspension is part of a comprehensive investigation into system vulnerabilities and data security risks, launched by the Communications and Digital Ministry as the breach unfolded. Sonny Hendra Sudaryana, Director of Digital Ecosystem Development at the ministry, stated that the probe aims to avoid partial findings and will be made public to prevent speculation. The investigation extends beyond technical systems, examining processes and governance structures behind the national ratings framework. All stakeholders, including game publishers and industry players, are involved in the audit. The incident has prompted broader audits and reforms to restore long-term credibility to the system, with officials emphasizing a commitment to transparency throughout the process. The suspension took effect amid growing concerns over cybersecurity in Indonesia’s digital ecosystem.