Securing the AI Frontier

Governing Enterprise AI Without Slowing Innovation

NCSA Thailand 2026 compliance and identity-centric Zero Trust strategies. A curated, invitation-only roundtable for CISOs, VPs of IT Security, and senior cybersecurity leaders.

21 July 2026

Bangkok, Thailand

What to Expect

This roundtable directly addresses Thailand's NCSA 2026 cybersecurity framework — helping senior leaders understand their compliance obligations, required security controls, and what a defensible identity-centric posture looks like before year end.

Shadow AI & Blind Spots in Enterprise Security

Employees across Thai enterprises are using Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini without IT visibility or approval. Explore how CISOs are implementing Zero Trust controls to monitor, log, and govern unauthorised AI tool access across distributed workforces.

PDPA Compliance & Preventing Data Leakage into Public AI

Sensitive data entered into public GenAI models creates direct PDPA liability for Thai organisations. Discover what DLP strategies and AI-layer access controls enterprises are deploying to prevent data exposure as Thailand's enforcement posture tightens.

Zero Trust Access for Private AI Apps & Internal LLMs

As Thai enterprises build internal LLMs and private AI applications via API, identity-centric Zero Trust becomes the critical control layer. Learn how organisations are enforcing least-privilege access to ensure only verified users reach sensitive AI systems.

AI-Powered Cyber Threats & Enterprise Defence Readiness

Threat actors are leveraging AI to scale phishing campaigns and supply chain attacks at machine speed. Explore whether Thai organisations are deploying AI-driven defences or remaining reactive — and what a proactive, identity-first security posture looks like in 2026.