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(Major General) Teerawut Wittayakorn (NCSA, TH), Saichon Saelee (NCSA, Director of Cyber Coordination office, TH)
Scammer operations have rapidly evolved into organized and highly adaptive threat campaigns targeting individuals, enterprises, and national digital infrastructure. This session provides a structured understanding of scammer behavior, communication patterns, and attack flows that enable early detection.
By mapping real examples to practical threat‑analysis techniques, attendees will learn how to recognize indicators, classify scam events, and respond effectively. The talk also highlights how Thailand’s Cybersecurity Act B.E. 2562 supports this process, including incident classification, reporting obligations, and coordination requirements for organizations.
Participants will leave with actionable detection strategies and a clear, practical response workflow that can be implemented immediately to strengthen organizational resilience against scam‑driven threats.
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Major General Teerawut Wittayakorn is the Deputy Secretary-General of the National Cyber Security Agency since October 2022, he is also the Director of the ASEAN-Japan Cybersecurity Capability Building Center (AJCCBC) and the Head of the Thailand Computer Emergency Response Team (ThaiCERT). Prior to take the office, he was in the military services for 25 years, his previous important positions included Director of Special Operation at Royal Thai Armed Forces, Signal Battalion Commander, Instructor at Royal Thai Army Command and General Staff College.
Ms. Saichon Saelee serves as the Director of the Coordination Office and Acting Director of the Operations Office at the National Computer Emergency Response Team (ThaiCERT), under the Office of the National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA). With an extensive career spanning various national digital ministries and agencies, Ms. Saelee plays a central role in implementing national cybersecurity policies, establishing information technology standards, and managing infrastructure to counter national-level cyber threats. She has completed advanced executive development programs and regularly represents the agency in international cybersecurity frameworks and collaborative technical forums worldwide. In relation to cybersecurity, she has certifications of CompTIA Security+, CompTIA Cloud+, CASP+, PenTest+ and CySA+.
(Major General) Teerawut Wittayakorn (NCSA, TH), Saichon Saelee (NCSA, Director of Cyber Coordination office, TH)
Scammer operations have rapidly evolved into organized and highly adaptive threat campaigns targeting individuals, enterprises, and national digital infrastructure. This session provides a structured understanding of scammer behavior, communication patterns, and attack flows that enable early detection.
By mapping real examples to practical threat‑analysis techniques, attendees will learn how to recognize indicators, classify scam events, and respond effectively. The talk also highlights how Thailand’s Cybersecurity Act B.E. 2562 supports this process, including incident classification, reporting obligations, and coordination requirements for organizations.
Participants will leave with actionable detection strategies and a clear, practical response workflow that can be implemented immediately to strengthen organizational resilience against scam‑driven threats.
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Major General Teerawut Wittayakorn is the Deputy Secretary-General of the National Cyber Security Agency since October 2022, he is also the Director of the ASEAN-Japan Cybersecurity Capability Building Center (AJCCBC) and the Head of the Thailand Computer Emergency Response Team (ThaiCERT). Prior to take the office, he was in the military services for 25 years, his previous important positions included Director of Special Operation at Royal Thai Armed Forces, Signal Battalion Commander, Instructor at Royal Thai Army Command and General Staff College.
Ms. Saichon Saelee serves as the Director of the Coordination Office and Acting Director of the Operations Office at the National Computer Emergency Response Team (ThaiCERT), under the Office of the National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA). With an extensive career spanning various national digital ministries and agencies, Ms. Saelee plays a central role in implementing national cybersecurity policies, establishing information technology standards, and managing infrastructure to counter national-level cyber threats. She has completed advanced executive development programs and regularly represents the agency in international cybersecurity frameworks and collaborative technical forums worldwide. In relation to cybersecurity, she has certifications of CompTIA Security+, CompTIA Cloud+, CASP+, PenTest+ and CySA+.
