AIS is taking proactive steps to combat cybercrime and enhance Thailand’s cybersecurity as part of its mission to build a safer digital environment. The company is collaborating with key government bodies, including the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society, the National Security Council, and the Thai Chamber of Commerce, to host the seminar titled “Zero Scam Thailand: Joining Forces to Stop Cyber Threats, Towards a Safe Society.” This event is designed to provide a platform for knowledge exchange among government agencies, promoting a unified approach to preventing cybercrime and reinforcing AIS’s commitment to securing Thailand’s digital infrastructure.
The seminar emphasizes the importance of a coordinated effort in tackling fraudsters and cyber threats at their roots, aligning with AIS’s broader goal of building a robust and secure digital network for the country.
Collaborative Effort for a Safe and Sustainable Cyber Ecosystem
AIS believes that by collaborating across all sectors, Thailand can establish a safe, sustainable, and resilient cyber ecosystem. This would ensure a reliable digital future for the country’s citizens, while helping the nation navigate the challenges of the digital era with stability and security.
Prasert Jantarawongthong, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Economy and Society, expressed his gratitude to AIS for its role in advancing cybersecurity initiatives. He highlighted the importance of working together to build public awareness about cyber threats, noting that while cyber threats may be invisible, their impact is very real. “This collaboration is a critical step towards building a strong and secure cyber ecosystem,” said Jantarawongthong.
AIS’s Commitment to Strengthening Cybersecurity
Saichon Traipamakudom, Head of Public Relations and Business Relations at AIS, reiterated the company’s commitment to making the “Year of Cybersecurity” a reality. He emphasized the importance of public-private collaboration in securing Thailand’s digital network and protecting the public from cyber threats.
The “Zero Scam Thailand” seminar is a crucial step in this ongoing mission. The event brought together representatives from the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society, the National Cyber Security Agency, and the Technology Crime Suppression Division. It served as a platform for government agencies and partners in the digital ecosystem to exchange knowledge and discuss strategies to strengthen Thailand’s defenses against cyber threats. AIS continues to stress that everyone has a vital role in improving the nation’s cybersecurity.
