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Thailand has been making strides to increase its IT security over the last decade, making it a leader in cybersecurity preparedness in the region. Recent years have seen a focus on cybersecurity compliance with the introduction of new regulations, industry standards, and government initiatives, as well as an increased emphasis on fostering cooperation between the public and private sectors to share knowledge and best practices about cybersecurity.

The Thai government has been actively striving to improve its national cybersecurity posture, committing to the national cybersecurity strategy since 2013. This has included rolling out industry-standard frameworks such as the Thai Cyber Security Act (TCSA), which enforces regulatory and compliance measures to increase security nationwide.

To further advance this goal, the Thai government has sponsored and hosted several Cybersecurity Conferences and Cyber Events in Thailand over the years. These events bring together industry experts, academics, and public sector representatives to discuss the latest trends in cybersecurity as well as improve skills in this area. Notable events include the Southeast Asia Cybersecurity Conference (SEACC), held in Bangkok in 2020, the International Conference of Infocomm Security (ICIS), held in 2018, and the ASEAN Digital Security Conference (ADSC), held in 2017.

On the private sector front, numerous companies in Thailand are actively investing in their Cybersecurity operations to keep up with the evolving Cybersecurity landscape. This includes spending on concrete measures such as installing firewalls and multi-factor authentication, as well as investing in employee training and research and development initiatives. Thailand has also been forward-thinking in its approach to rolling out new technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence, which have been leveraged to improve IT security systems.

All in all, Thai organizations are doing their utmost to stay ahead of the ever-changing Cybersecurity landscape. That said, the country still faces challenges due to a lack of standardization and harmonization across its industry. To help alleviate this, the Thai government has been actively partnering with both the public and private sectors to manage threats, propagate best practices, and develop further regulations.