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Thailand Cyber Wellness Index (TCWI) by AIS 2026

What is Thailand Cyber Wellness Index?

The Thailand Cyber Wellness Index (TCWI) is an assessment tool designed to measure well-being in digital life. It covers knowledge, skills, digital literacy, and the ability to behave appropriately and safely in digital environments. Assessment results identify both strengths and areas for improvement, informing initiatives that help Thai people use technology knowledgeably, safely, and responsibly and become capable digital citizens.
TCWI is a collaboration between AIS and King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT). AIS drives public awareness and applies assessment findings to advance digital skills among Thai people. The KMUTT research team, working with specialists in cybersecurity, technology, health, mass communication, education, and measurement and evaluation, has systematically developed the assessment instrument and research process. This work spans the conceptual framework, instrument design, data collection and analysis, and the synthesis and interpretation of index results.
Digital Use
Digital Literacy
Digital Communication & Collaboration
Digital Identity & Rights
Cyber Security & Safety
Cyberbullying
Digital Relationship
Thailand Cyber Wellness Index is divided into 3 levels

ADVANCED LEVEL

Individuals at this level demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and behaviors needed to use digital technologies appropriately, safely, and creatively. They can think critically, recognize online information risks and cyber threats, protect themselves, respect others' rights, and share sound digital practices with people around them.

BASIC LEVEL

Individuals at this level possess the fundamental knowledge and skills required to use digital technologies appropriately and safely in daily life. However, some areas require further development to help them respond more effectively to risks, complex information, and technological change.

IMPROVEMENT LEVEL

Individuals at this level face certain limitations in the knowledge, skills, or behaviors needed to use digital technologies, which may increase their exposure to online risks. They would benefit from support in digital knowledge, literacy, and appropriate self-protection skills.
7 REGIONS 77 PROVINCES THE SAMPLE GROUP WAS
77,492
PEOPLE
TCWI 2026 data collection found that the national average TCWI score was 0.724, which falls into the Basic level. Of all respondents, 41.4% were classified at the Advance level, 41.3% at the Basic level, and 17.3% at the Improvement level.
Digital Use
"Advance" Level
Digital Literacy
"Basic" Level
Digital Communication & Collaboration
"Basic" Level
Digital Identity & Rights
"Basic" Level
Cyber Security & Safety
"Basic" Level
Cyberbullying
"Advance" Level
Digital Relationship
"Basic" Level
The findings reveal clear differences in digital wellness across age groups. Respondents aged 23–29 had the highest mean TCWI score (0.85), whereas children aged 10–12 had the lowest (0.58), with 34.34% classified at the Improvement level.
All regions recorded overall digital wellness at the Basic level, with mean TCWI scores ranging from 0.69 to 0.74, indicating relatively modest regional differences.

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