). The SEC Office has the duty to collect, use or disclose personal data on the legal basis of public interest pursuant to Section 24(4), Paragraph 1(2) of Section 25, and Section 27 of the Personal Data
proceeding under the SEC Office’s Standard Procedures for Electronic Transmission of Information B.E. 2564 (2021). The SEC Office has the duty to collect, use or disclose personal data on the legal basis of
of Information as well as the laws and subordinate regulations that are currently effective or will be in the future. For example, the Computer Crimes Act B.E. 2550 (2007) and the Electronic
Mr. Phuchphong Nodthaisong, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (MDES), as acting Secretary General of Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC), said: “The
Standard Procedures for Electronic Transmission of Information as well as the laws and subordinate regulations that are currently effective or will be in the future. For example, the Computer Crimes Act B.E
risks to be of significance, which are: accessing to the information and computer system by an unauthorised person, an authorised person is unable to access to the information in the computer system in
at ATMs. Strengthening of customers’ data protection and privacy management: A working group was set up to study and progress action to comply with the personal data protection law which will come
to collect, use or disclose personal information on the legal basis of public interest in accordance with Section 24(4), Paragraph 1(2) of Section 25, and Section 27 of the Personal Data Protection Act