This study adopts the SLR approach to trace the development of Indonesian information technology law. The authorwill review a number of information technology-related laws and regulations in Indonesia for the purpose ofunderstanding developments and challenges that have faced the creation of these regulations. Based on the screeningthat has been carried out with the help of VOSviewer, the development of information technology legal regulations inIndonesia results in a relationship with Protection, Legal protection, Communication Technology, Perpetrator, Law,Transaction, Crime, Community, Problem, Cyber Crime, Information Technology Crime, Addition, Victim, Method,Technology, and Regulation. Then, the researcher reads the abstract and filters the literature based on the inclusionand exclusion criteria. The researcher acquired from the screening process 28 selected literatures in type journalarticles obtained from the database of GoogleScholar and ScienceDirect that are relevant to the topic for the years2011-2024. Based on this research, the results explained that Indonesia's information technology law underwentsignificant amendments; to be more specific, various government rules on issues related to cybersecurity, e-commerce,personal data protection, among others. Nevertheless, additional efforts are needed to increase regulatory flexibilityagainst rapid technological development. The conclusion from the research is that what helps the development ofIndonesia's information technology law the most is the enactment of flexible regulations and responsive to emergingtechnologies. The negative impact of mobile internet use in Indonesia was developed in order to socialize any positiveinformation of all kinds. However, the internet's purpose has now changed to include disseminating harmful content.
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