Compliance
PDPA Compliance and Security Monitoring
PDPA does not mandate a SOC — but it does require reasonable security measures and breach accountability. Continuous monitoring is how most Thai SMBs prove they took protection seriously.
Security monitoring under PDPA means logging access to personal data, detecting unauthorised use, and retaining evidence auditors and regulators can review, which is exactly what SOCGuard MDR and above reporting is designed to support.
What PDPA expects in practice
Organisations must implement appropriate technical measures to protect personal data. That includes access control, logging, and incident detection. A SIEM-backed SOC produces tamper-evident logs and monthly compliance summaries, not a spreadsheet updated once a year.
How our tiers map to compliance needs
MDR includes basic compliance reporting aligned to PDPA accountability. MPR and Managed SOC add optional report templates mapped to common control frameworks (for example PCI-DSS, NIST, GDPR, and TSC) to help finance, healthcare, and export-facing teams document monitoring, we provide operational security reports, not formal certification or audit attestation services.
Common questions
Does SOC monitoring guarantee PDPA compliance?
No vendor can guarantee compliance, you still need policies, data mapping, and DPO processes. SOC monitoring is a technical control that supports accountability and breach detection.
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