The National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), through its affiliated organization Software Park Thailand, participated in the 24th Cyber Defense Initiative Conference (CDIC 2025) held at BITEC Bangna on 26–27 November 2025.
Organized under the theme “Quantum Supremacy and The Road to AGI: Revolutionizing Cybersecurity for a Resilient and Trusted Digital Future,” CDIC 2025 explored the transformative impact of Quantum Computing and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) on global cybersecurity. The event served as a key regional forum for industry, academia, and government agencies to exchange knowledge, showcase innovations, and strengthen digital resilience against future security challenges.
As part of its mission to build national capabilities in digital technology, Software Park Thailand joined the exhibition and knowledge-sharing sessions, presenting initiatives to enhance workforce skills and preparedness for next-generation threats. Training programs introduced at the NSTDA booth included Cyber-Security Technology for IT Professionals, Digital Forensics: Unlocking the Secrets, and Computer Forensics Awareness & Incident Response Training. These programs aim to equip IT professionals and security practitioners with the tools and competencies required to respond to evolving cyber risks, particularly those emerging from quantum and AI-driven environments.
Throughout the two-day event, participants engaged in live hacking demonstrations, technical workshops, and expert-led seminars covering topics such as post-quantum cryptography, AI governance, cyber warfare, and digital trust. Supported by partners including the National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA), ACIS Professional Center, and ISACA Bangkok Chapter, CDIC 2025 reaffirmed Thailand’s active role in building a secure, trustworthy, and innovation-driven digital ecosystem.
NSTDA’s participation reflects its continuous dedication to promoting cybersecurity awareness, advancing digital skills development, and fostering collaboration toward sustainable technological growth for the nation.