Thailand sits at the intersection of rapid digitalisation, expanding cloud and 5G adoption, financial-sector innovation, smart manufacturing and growing regional connectivity β creating enormous economic opportunity while expanding the region’s cyber attack surface.
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Building on the momentum of its previous editions, CyberSecure Summit Thailand β 3rd Edition brings together government leaders, regulators, CII operators, financial institutions, technology leaders and cybersecurity innovators from Thailand and across ASEAN to confront the threats shaping the region’s digital future.
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The 2026 edition moves beyond generic cybersecurity awareness. It focuses on the decisions organisations must make now: implementing the Cybersecurity Act and CII mandates, defending digital identity and financial ecosystems, securing AI adoption, protecting critical infrastructure, managing third-party exposure, and turning cyber risk into measurable business resilience.
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Thailand’s Cybersecurity Act B.E. 2562 (2019) established national governance and the Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) regime across seven sectors. PDPA enforcement is active β 2,672 complaints and more than THB 21.5 million in fines reported as of January 2026 β and a new Website Security Standard takes effect in September 2026 for government, regulatory and CII websites, creating an immediate 2026 compliance discussion.