Cyber Threats in Thailand Surge: DDoS Attacks Increase by Over 110% in the AI Era

Published 2026-10-18

Thailand is currently facing increasingly severe cybersecurity challenges. Recent data from Radware indicates that Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have surged by 110.6%, directly impacting the stability of business systems and various online services across the country.

A key driver of this increase is the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, which is being misused by malicious actors. Although Thai businesses are increasingly adopting AI agents to improve operational efficiency, many still lack an understanding of the new risks associated with these technologies, leaving existing defense systems unable to fully cope with these new forms of attacks.

To address this situation, Radware has decided to open a new Cloud Security center in Thailand to help organizations detect and prevent cyberattacks more quickly and effectively. This center will help reduce data latency and enhance the security of critical data for Thai businesses.

Cybersecurity experts recommend that organizations prioritize regular updates to their defense systems and raise employee awareness regarding cyber threats in the AI era to reduce vulnerabilities that may arise from the use of modern technology.

In conclusion, dealing with cyber threats in the digital age is not just an IT department issue; it is a matter that every organization must treat as a top priority to build trust with users and maintain the long-term security of Thailand's digital infrastructure.

Sources: thestandard.co

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