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Thailand leads progress in software legalisation campaign

December 04, 2019

BSA - The Software Alliance (BSA) reports that Thailand is leading the region in a recent campaign aiming to clean up corporate use of illegal software.

Effort to clamp down on illegal software launched

October 16, 2019

BSA The Software Alliance is partnering with Thai police and chief executives on a campaign to reduce the use of illegal software in the workplace by the end of 2019.

Legal-software promoter unveils ‘Legalise and Protect’ campaign

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2019

BSA campaigns to help business leaders address the ongoing issues related to the use of unlicensed software.

‘Thousands’ of Thai firms monitored over illegal software

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 06, 2019

Unlicensed software remains common among corporations and IT sectors in Southeast Asia, whether due to indifference, intent or neglect.

Flexibility urged for data laws

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018

THAILAND’S proposed cybersecurity laws need to be more flexible and focused on the market, says a lobby group for the international software industry.

Survey finds alarming rate of unlicensed software use here despite link to attacks

WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2016

COMPUTER users in Thailand are still using unlicensed software at an alarming rate, despite the link between unlicensed software and cyberattacks, according to the 2015 Global Software Survey from BSA The Software Alliance.