Development of Six Ware Cyber Defense Framework (SWCDF) Design as a Standardization of Computer Network Protection State Defense Information System

Cyber attacks are actions aimed at altering, disrupting, deceiving, degrading, or destroying information technology systems and their networks or existing information and programs (flowing) and stored in the system. Development of a cyber defense system for critical military infrastructure, and building readiness in the face of cyber warfare because the virtual world is a battlefield that will determine victory in war. This study aims to find an effective cyber defense system design to protect the Ministry of Defense's critical infrastructure and state defense information system (Sisinfohanneg) from the threat of cyber attacks and to prepare both cyber warfare capabilities. The results obtained are that the response framework to cyber threats at the Pusdatin and Pushansiber of the Ministry of Defense shows the readiness for development is adequate or good with ICSW >3.5. The proposed measurement concept has been able to formulate the ICSW index through modeling: ICSW = 0.208*BW + 0.228*HW + 0.095*SW + 0.079*IW + 0.305*FW + 0.085*BG. The ideal cyber defense design at the Ministry of Defense is to follow the Sixware Cyber Defense Framework with its six factors (Brainware, Hardware, Software, Infrastructure ware, Firmware and Budgetware) to improve the cyber defense system. For this reason, the availability of the measurement formula makes the Cyber Sixware Defense Framework concept more complete to implement