Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Focuses on securing Thailand’s AI-driven digital economy with emphasis on resilience by design principles
- Covers AI governance, data protection, incident response, API security, and operational technology (OT) security
- Targets CISOs, CIOs, IT directors, and risk leaders from finance, healthcare, retail, public sector, and enterprise organizations
- Features over 40 speakers and 20 exhibitors including Wiz, Deloitte, PwC, and Abnormal AI
- Addresses cyber talent development and cross-industry collaboration for national cyber resilience
About CyberSecThailand Conference 2026
CyberSecThailand Conference 2026 (CSTH 2026) convenes senior security professionals to examine the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity within Thailand’s digital economy. The in-person conference at Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit brings together more than 400 attendees, over 40 speakers, and 20 exhibitors for keynote speeches, solo presentations, and panel discussions.
The programme addresses how organizations can build security into AI-driven transformation rather than treating it as an afterthought. Sessions explore practical approaches to responsible AI governance, regulatory readiness, and protecting sensitive data as Thai enterprises accelerate their digital initiatives.
Technical and Operational Focus Areas
The conference agenda spans several interconnected security domains. AI-powered security and responsible AI governance sessions examine how organizations can deploy machine learning capabilities while managing associated risks. Data protection and privacy discussions address compliance requirements alongside technical controls.
Operational technology security receives dedicated attention, reflecting the growing convergence of IT and OT environments across Thai industry. API security sessions cover the protection of application interfaces that underpin digital services. Security operations center (SOC) topics explore detection and response capabilities in increasingly complex threat landscapes.
Incident response sessions provide frameworks for managing security events, while cross-industry collaboration discussions focus on information sharing mechanisms that strengthen collective defence.
Cyber Talent and Workforce Development
CSTH 2026 dedicates programming to the cyber talent gap, examining strategies for building leadership capabilities and security culture within organizations adapting to AI-driven operations. These sessions address workforce challenges that affect security posture across sectors.
Sponsors and Exhibitors
The exhibition features vendors including Wiz, Zoho Corporation, Fastly, Extrahop, Abnormal AI, Deloitte, PwC, and the Thai IoT Association. Business matching sessions and one-to-one meetings provide structured opportunities for attendees to evaluate solutions.
Who Should Attend
The conference serves CISOs, CIOs, IT directors, risk and compliance leaders, and solution architects. Relevant industries include financial services, healthcare, retail, information technology, public sector, and large enterprises navigating AI adoption while maintaining security and regulatory compliance.