PDPC orders Ministry of Public Health and TSD to submit in-depth evidence on Mor Prom and TSD Investor Portal data leaks

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The Office of the Personal Data Protection Committee, or PDPC, has ordered the Ministry of Public Health and Thailand Securities Depository Company Limited, or TSD, to submit additional information and evidence in two major personal data leak cases. The first case involves the Mor Prom system, where over 30 complaints have been filed. The second concerns the leak of TSD Investor Portal user data affecting more than 200,000 records out of approximately 5 million accounts in the system. The PDPC requires in-depth details on the causes, scope of impact, and public notification measures before considering legal action. Police Colonel Surapong Plengkam, Secretary-General of the PDPC, stated that although TSD has issued a press release and notified affected individuals, technical evidence and traceable documents must still be examined to assess whether the organization had appropriate security measures in place and whether it fulfilled its post-incident duties fully and promptly. He stressed that a data leak does not automatically mean the organization is at fault, but if deficiencies are found, the PDPC will exercise its authority, ranging from ordering corrective actions to pursuing legal proceedings.

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PDPC orders TSD to submit evidence on data leak, may face legal action if deficiencies found.

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