Enhancing Cybersecurity Knowledge and Strengthening Readiness to Address Vulnerabilities and Emerging Threats in the AI Era
On Thursday, October 29, 2026, the Information Technology Services Center (ITSC), Chiang Mai University, through its Cybersecurity Division, organized the Server Vulnerability Remediation Workshop 2026 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Meeting Room 201, 2nd Floor, Information Technology Services Center, Chiang Mai University.
The workshop was officially opened by Dr. Damrongsak Naparat, Acting Deputy Director of the Information Technology Services Center, who delivered the opening remarks and explained the objectives of the workshop. The event aimed to enhance participants’ understanding of vulnerability assessment and remediation, as well as the importance of maintaining information system security.
Workshop Activities and Key Topics
The workshop featured presentations and hands-on activities covering three key topics:
CMU Cyber Security Update
An update on important cybersecurity developments and current security issues.
Asset Vulnerability Notification System
An introduction to the vulnerability notification system and guidelines for monitoring vulnerabilities to support systematic information asset management.
Seeing What Attackers See: Vulnerabilities, Ownership, and the AI Era
A hands-on workshop exploring vulnerabilities from an attacker’s perspective, the importance of identifying asset owners and assigning responsibility, and emerging cybersecurity challenges in the era of artificial intelligence (AI).
Strengthening Information System Security
Organized by the Cybersecurity Division of ITSC, Chiang Mai University, the workshop aimed to strengthen participants’ knowledge and practical skills in identifying, preventing, and managing system vulnerabilities effectively.
The initiative also supports the university’s ongoing efforts to enhance information system security, improve vulnerability management, and strengthen its readiness to respond to evolving cyber threats.