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Growpro and Zendata Launch AI Cybersecurity Seminar in Bangkok

Thai cybersecurity firm Growpro has partnered with Swiss giant ZENDATA and three local digital solution providers to host a seminar on AI-era cyber resilience at The Ritz-Carlton Bangkok on November 24, 2026. The event aims to help executives bridge IT and operational technology security, using AI to detect and respond to threats that can disrupt business continuity. Speakers emphasized that cybersecurity is now a core business survival issue, not just an IT concern.

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Growpro partners with ZENDATA, a Swiss cybersecurity giant, to host the seminar "The Resilience Decision: Smarter Security Operations in the Age of AI," exchanging perspectives on cyber risk management on November 24, 2026, at The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom Bangkok.

Mr. Kongsit Dechamphornchai, Managing Director of Growpro Consulting and Service Ltd. "Growpro," a Thai cybersecurity service provider, joins with ZENDATA Cybersecurity and three other strong Thai digital solution partners — Dittot (Thailand) Public Company Limited, APJC Co., Ltd., and PTT Digital Solutions Co., Ltd. — to organize the seminar "The Resilience Decision: Smarter Security Operations in the Age of AI": Decision-Making for Resilience and Stability: Managing IT-OT Security in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.

On November 24, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom, The Ritz-Carlton Bangkok.

The event aims to exchange views on cyber risk management linking information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT), as well as the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in strengthening preparedness to handle threats and maintain business continuity.

Current cyber threats affecting both IT and OT systems — from PHP web shells infiltrating and taking control of systems, to digital asset theft from Binance, to an attack on a cold-storage control system storing blood products in France — reflect that cyber risks can impact data, assets, and operational safety. Growpro and ZENDATA therefore aim to open a stage for executives and experts to share lessons and exchange strategies for monitoring, detecting, and responding to threats in an integrated manner, to preserve business continuity and reduce impact before severe damage occurs.

During the seminar, participants will hear from and discuss with executives and experts from Growpro and ZENDATA on threat patterns occurring in IT and OT operations in the AI era, approaches to preparedness and recovery from cyber incidents, the application of AI alongside human decision-making, and setting priorities for upgrading organizational security posture — all aimed at linking technology issues to business decisions and operational impact.

Mr. Kongsit further stated that seminar participants will gain access to domestic expert teams and international knowledge, continuous threat monitoring, enhanced threat detection and incident response capabilities, and strengthened cyber resilience to reduce risks from cyber threats that could affect business continuity.

"The heart of this seminar is to make organizational leaders realize that cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue, but a matter of survival, continuity, and competitiveness of the business. What executives will gain from this event is not just knowledge about new technologies, but concepts and decision-making frameworks that will help organizations prevent, detect, respond to, and recover from threats quickly without affecting business operations," Mr. Kongsit said.

Mr. Kongsit also said that the collaboration between Growpro and ZENDATA Cybersecurity this time aims to elevate Security Operations services.

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