Network Security Assessment

Eduversal Indonesia - Cambridge International Schools

Content-Filter Check · supports PP 17/2025 compliance
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📋 About this assessment
Network tests use a server-side probe (Railway backend) for real HTTP status codes, with browser fetch as fallback. Results indicate whether sites are reachable — blocked results are strong evidence of filtering. VPN port tests (OpenVPN 1194, WireGuard 51820) are performed server-side for accuracy. Items marked ⚠ low confidence should be verified manually. Device management items are self-reported — verify against your MDM/Admin Console.

Why this matters: Indonesia's child-protection regulation PP 17/2025 (PP Tunas) and its implementing rule Permen Komdigi 9/2026 require safer online environments and content filtering for minors. This check covers the WiFi content-filter part of that duty. It is not a full compliance audit — age verification, parental consent, and data protection are separate obligations. For a complete review, ask your Eduversal representative.

Settings and vendors are examples. The fixes suggested below (DNS services, filters, MDM steps) are examples. Digital Citizenship & AI Appendix D (Device Management Reference Guide) and Appendix F (Device Settings Packages) are adopt-and-adapt implementation references: vendors and settings are examples unless your school approves them, and they never override the Framework and Appendices A, B, C and E.

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