Updates Amendments to Maternity and Paternity Leave in Thailand

Thailand is taking proactive steps to reform its parental leave policies to better support working families, align with international labor standards, and respond to demographic challenges such as declining birth rates and an aging population.
Outsourcing Without Oversight: PDPA Penalties Hit Healthcare Sector

On August 1, 2025, Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Committee (PDPC) issued a formal statement regarding a serious data breach involving a prominent private hospital. The incident has sparked widespread attention across social media and raised concerns about data governance in the healthcare sector. Incident Overview The hospital, acting as the Data Controller, had outsourced the […]
How attackers are still phishing “phishing-resistant” authentication

🔐 Overview Despite the rise in phishing‑resistant authentication methods such as FIDO2-based passkeys, WebAuthn, Windows Hello, and physical security keys attackers continue to successfully bypass them using more sophisticated phishing techniques. 🧪 Attack Techniques Used 1. Downgrade Attacks 2. Device‑Code Phishing 3. Consent Phishing (OAuth Abuse) ⚖️ Why These Methods Still Work ✅ Mitigation Strategies […]
New BOI Visa and Work Permit Criteria: Employment Ratio and Minimum Salary Effective October 1, 2025

The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has issued new criteria under Announcement No. Por.8/2568, dated June 5, 2025, regarding the approval, employment, and extension of foreign experts in BOI-promoted projects.
Thailand Under Siege: What the Latest Cyber Attacks Mean for All of Us

I’ve been following cybersecurity news for years, but what’s happening in Thailand right now has me genuinely concerned. It’s not just another data breach or ransomware story – this feels different, more targeted, and frankly, more dangerous. What’s Really Going Down in Thailand Since March, Thai government systems have been getting absolutely pounded by hackers. […]
Thailand’s Employee Welfare Fund 2025: What Employers Need to Know

Starting October 1, 2025, Thailand will officially launch the Employee Welfare Fund (EWF) — a major
step forward in protecting workers’ financial well-being. After years of delay, this mandatory fund, grounded in the Labour Protection Act B.E. 2541 (1998), is now set in motion following a royal decree and regulations passed in late 2024
16 billion passwords exposed in record-breaking data breach

The massive excitement around Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools has become a goldmine for cybercriminals. They’re heavily using this buzz to trick people into downloading dangerous ransomware and malware. This isn’t just a tactic for highly advanced hackers anymore; even smaller, lesser-known groups are now effectively using this strategy. These malicious actors, including ransomware gangs like […]
How Hiring Managers Can Detect Resume Fraud: A Professional Guide

Resume fraud has become an increasingly pressing concern for HR professionals and hiring managers. Recent studies reveal that this issue is more pervasive than many organizations realize, with significant implications for hiring quality and workplace integrity. Understanding how to identify and prevent resume fraud is crucial for maintaining effective recruitment processes. The Growing Problem of […]
When AI Becomes a Double-Edged Sword: The EchoLeak Story

“Imagine a world where your personal and sensitive information could be leaked without you even lifting a finger. This is not a scene from a sci-fi movie, but a real threat discovered in Microsoft 365 Copilot. Welcome to the era of EchoLeak.” We live in a world where AI assistants have become our digital sidekicks, […]
Bangkok Minimum Wage Rises to 400 Baht: What Employers and Workers Should Know

Effective July 1, 2025, Bangkok will raise its minimum daily wage to 400 baht, up from the previous rate
of 372 baht. This marks a key step in the Thai government’s push to improve worker welfare and
stimulate economic growth, particularly in tourism and service sectors.