AIS introduces new cyber index

Thailand s cyber-security agency has launched a new index that aims to improve the digital skills of millions of people, according to the latest data released by the company. However, it is also being used by experts in various fields, such as cyber bullying and threats against the country. The BBC understands how it can be. But (). One of the most sophisticated digital services in Thailand has revealed that 44.9% of its respondents are vulnerable to cyber attack, and how they are able to develop their skills and develop cyber skills, as it looks set to be the first in the world to identify those affected by cybercrimes and cyber crimes, the BBC has learned. A new data source has been published by King Mongkut University of Technology Thonburi (Kmutt) - which has helped the government to ensure the public is aware of cybersecurity, but it has also begun testing evidence of an increasing amount of digital intelligence across the nation, in what is seen as the biggest ever increase in cyber security cases in recent years. Here is what could be known as cyber-health assessment . The largest annual survey shows the total numbers of Thais have been exposed to computer attacks.

Source: bangkokpost.com
Published on 2023-06-17

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