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

Published 2026-10-13

Currently, Thailand is facing increasingly severe cybersecurity challenges, with a recent report from Radware indicating that Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks on websites have surged by 110.6%, directly impacting the operational systems of businesses across the country.

A major cause of this rise in attacks is the increasing adoption of Artificial Intelligence or AI Agents by organizations to enhance operational efficiency. However, implementing new technology without comprehensive protection creates more cyber vulnerabilities, making them easy targets for malicious actors.

While threats are becoming more sophisticated and rapid, many organizations in Thailand still fail to perceive the full range of risks associated with AI usage, making it more difficult to respond to unforeseen incidents. This has placed the cybersecurity of the Thai business sector in a concerning situation.

To address these issues, Radware has decided to open a new Cloud Security center in Thailand to help Thai businesses gain access to more effective and faster threat protection systems, marking a significant step in elevating data security standards at the organizational level.

In conclusion, while AI technology can help businesses grow, entrepreneurs must prioritize security systems in tandem to prevent potential damage from cyberattacks, which are expected to become increasingly severe in the future.

Sources: thestandard.co

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