As Indonesian companies run more of their business on complex digital systems, keeping the applications underneath them secure has become a priority. Media Indonesia reports that IFT Group has partnered with BellSoft, the US-based OpenJDK provider, to help Indonesian enterprises strengthen their Java applications and prepare their infrastructure for cloud computing and AI.
Answering a growing threat
The paper points to data from the Presidential Staff Office (KSP): Indonesia recorded 5.5 billion cyberattacks in 2025. At that scale, the systems and applications that keep a business running need protecting from the foundation up.
Who BellSoft is
BellSoft is one of the main contributors to OpenJDK, the open-source project Java is built on. Its engineers have worked on Java since the Sun Microsystems era, and the company sits on the Java Community Process Executive Committee and the OpenJDK Vulnerability Group, which handles security flaws in the platform.
Liberica JDK, delivered locally
BellSoft's Liberica JDK is a Java runtime recommended by Spring and used by companies worldwide. In Indonesia it will be delivered through IFT Group, which brings enterprise system integration, IT consulting, and a close understanding of the local market.
Growing in Indonesia
For BellSoft, the partnership is part of expanding its services into Indonesia. Media Indonesia notes that pairing BellSoft's technology with a local partner that knows the regulations should help companies modernize faster while keeping their Java applications secure, efficient, and current.
