WebComm and ASUS launch Thailand’s first Zero Trust PC

WebComm will also be providing Level 1 local technical support in Thailand and ensure smooth deployment and ongoing operations.

Increasing use of AI at the workplace requires devices that can support the workload and also be secure. In Thailand, WebComm Technology has partnered with Asus Thailand to launch the country’s first integrated “Zero Trust PC”.

The device, which is the ASUS ExpertBook Ultra, is capable of meeting Thailand’s digital identity and cybersecurity initiative as it combines hardware with FIDO-based passwordless and biometric authentication. Specifically, the device offers powerful AI computing capabilities, advanced security features, and business-ready manageability.

Through integration with WebComm's OETH passwordless authentication platform or OETHenticator AI fingerprint authenticator, organizations can continuously verify identities and device access under a Zero Trust framework.

WebComm, which is specialized in digital identity and data intelligence, delivers AI-powered Smart Security and Intelligent Data solutions, helping organizations accelerate digital transformation. Its OETH Authentication and Nous Insight360 Platform, have received multiple Taiwan Excellence Awards, reflecting WebComm’s innovation and technological excellence.

The same OETH Authentication platform will be made available on the devices. WebComm OETH enables passwordless login and multi-factor authentication(MFA) while supporting a Zero Trust architecture that helps organizations safeguard sensitive data and strengthen access security. The platform offers seamless SaaS-based hardware-software integration, enabling enterprises to accelerate implementation while maintaining low operational costs.

Apart from that, WebComm will also be providing Level 1 local technical support in Thailand and ensure smooth deployment and ongoing operations.

"Organizations today need security solutions that protect sensitive information without compromising user experience," said Charles Liu, Director, ASUS Thailand.

"By combining the ASUS Business PC series with WebComm's OETH passwordless authentication, we are helping organizations strengthen cybersecurity through Zero Trust. We believe this partnership will support Thailand's digital transformation journey and accelerate adoption of identity security practices,” added Lu.

According to Jay Chen, General Manager of WebComm Technology, WebComm is committed to delivering intelligent cybersecurity solutions.

“Together with ASUS, we help enterprises enhance security with a seamless user experience while accelerating Zero Trust adoption across industries."

As a Taiwan-listed cybersecurity company, WebComm serves more than 70% of Taiwan's banking sector. The collaboration demonstrates how integrated hardware and software innovation can help organizations build resilient cyber defenses in the AI era. Together, the two companies are committed to expanding Zero Trust adoption across Thailand and empowering enterprises to embrace a more secure digital future.