Welcome to SOCRadar’s Thailand Threat Landscape Report 2026!

Thailand’s cyber threat landscape is shaped by a sharp divide between public-sector exposure, industrial ransomware risk, and phishing campaigns targeting state and financial institutions. SOCRadar’s Thailand Threat Landscape Report 2026 highlights how threat actors target Public Administration, Educational Services, Manufacturing, Banking, and National Security-related entities through dark web activity, ransomware operations, credential abuse, and phishing campaigns.

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Key Insights from Thailand’s Cyber Threat Landscape

• Government and Education Face the Highest Exposure: Public Administration accounts for 32.98% of observed dark web threats, followed by Educational Services at 15.96%.
• Attacker Motivation Shifts by Sector: Public Administration leads the overall threat landscape, while Manufacturing rises to 37.34% in ransomware targeting, showing a split between espionage/disruption and financially motivated attacks.
• Disruption and Espionage Shape the Landscape: Denial and Disruption leads threat categories at 32.63%, followed by Espionage at 27.84%.
• Data Breach and Compromise Is the Top Threat Type: Data Breach and Compromise accounts for 37.83% of threats, while Denial and Disruption follows at 31.67%.
• Unauthorized Access Supports Larger Attacks: Unauthorized Access and Credentials represents 18.77% of threat types, creating risk for follow-on compromise.
• The Gentlemen Ransomware Dominates Activity: The Gentlemen Ransomware is responsible for 42.9% of observed ransomware incidents, while another 42.9% comes from smaller groups.
• National Security and Banking Lead Phishing Targeting: National Security and International Affairs accounts for 29.17% of phishing activity, followed by Banking at 20.83%.
• HTTPS Is Common in Phishing: 76.6% of phishing pages use HTTPS, making the browser padlock unreliable as a trust signal.

Why This Report Matters

Thailand’s threat landscape shows that different sectors face different forms of cyber risk. Public Administration and Education are heavily exposed to disruption, espionage, and data compromise, while Manufacturing is more strongly affected by ransomware. At the same time, phishing activity against National Security and Banking shows how attackers use trusted platforms and security-themed lures to target sensitive users and organizations.

Organizations in Thailand need to align defenses with the actual threat pattern they face. Government and education entities need stronger visibility into data exposure and access compromise, while manufacturers need ransomware resilience, segmentation, backup readiness, and rapid incident response.

Take Action Now

• Dark Web Monitoring: Detect leaked databases, exposed credentials, and unauthorized access listings tied to Thailand-based entities.
• Ransomware Intelligence: Track The Gentlemen, Qilin, INC Ransom, and smaller ransomware groups targeting Thai organizations.
• Phishing Detection & Response: Identify HTTPS-enabled phishing pages, brand impersonation, and security-themed phishing lures.
• Access Security: Strengthen MFA, monitor privileged access, and reduce credential-based compromise risk.