Naval Deterrence Patrol Diperkuat Network Centric Warfare Sebagai Strategi Adaptif Menghadapi Ancaman Hibrida Di Era Globalisasi

Abstract

Naval Deterrence Patrol (NDP) enhanced by Network Centric Warfare (NCW) is one of the adaptive strategies to address hybrid threats in Indonesia's maritime region. Utilizing a qualitative approach through comprehensive literature studies, this research explores the key elements of NDP: denial deterrence, credibility & resolve, and punishment deterrence. NCW is identified as a force multiplier for NDP, creating a real-time Common Operational Picture (COP) that enhances situational awareness, command speed, and inter-agency coordination. However, the application of this concept faces several challenges that require comprehensive measures. Strategic recommendations include investment in NCW infrastructure, cyber-resilient training, shared COP platforms, and revisions to the Sishankamrata doctrine. The integration of NDP and NCW has the potential to transform Indonesia's maritime security, shifting from a physical presence to a "smart presence" that proactively counters the spectrum of hybrid threats.