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Thai NSC confirms daily cyberattacks as AI helps identify system weaknesses
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Thailand faces daily cyberattack attempts targeting government agencies, banks and public utilities, with attackers using artificial intelligence (AI) to identify weaknesses in computer systems, according to the National Security Council (NSC).
Key facts
- General Chaipruak Doungprapat , secretary-general of the NSC, confirmed that the country's critical systems remain under effective protection, although the methods used by cyberattackers continue to evolve.
- Speaking at Government House on Monday (November 9), following the NSC's seventh meeting of 2026, Chaipruak revealed that the prime minister had instructed relevant agencies to strengthen cybersecurity measures and improve their
- With the existing national security plan due to expire in 2027, the NSC discussed preparations for a new framework covering 2027–2032.
- Thai banks boost IT spending and 24-hour cyber monitoring
Summary
General Chaipruak Doungprapat , secretary-general of the NSC, confirmed that the country's critical systems remain under effective protection, although the methods used by cyberattackers continue to evolve.
Speaking at Government House on Monday (November 9), following the NSC's seventh meeting of 2026, Chaipruak revealed that the prime minister had instructed relevant agencies to strengthen cybersecurity measures and improve their preparedness for potential crises.