Criminal IP (AI SPERA) signs INTERPOL Gateway agreement to share cyber threat intelligence
AI SPERA, the company behind the threat intelligence and attack surface management platform Criminal IP, has signed a cooperation agreement with INTERPOL under its Gateway initiative. The agreement sets up a framework for sharing information and technical expertise relevant to cybercrime analysis. Criminal IP plans to contribute threat data, analysis and expertise on IP addresses, domains and internet-exposed assets to support cross-border investigations. The article is a press release (CyberNewswire) and describes no incident, vulnerability or threat activity.
Detalhes técnicos
- INTERPOL Gateway, established in 2019, is a secure framework for sharing cyber threat intelligence with trusted private sector partners such as cybersecurity companies, technology providers and financial institutions.
- Partners can contribute indicators of compromise, insights into cybercriminal tactics and techniques, and threat analysis.
- INTERPOL reviews the contributions alongside other intelligence to develop investigative leads, which may be shared with the member countries concerned.
- Criminal IP continuously scans the global internet and aggregates signals across IPs, domains, URLs and attack infrastructure, covering malicious indicators, known vulnerabilities, exposed assets and attacker behavior.
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Criminal IP (AI SPERA) signs INTERPOL Gateway agreement to share cyber threat intelligence
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AI SPERA, the company behind the threat intelligence and attack surface management platform Criminal IP, has signed a cooperation agreement with INTERPOL under its Gateway initiative. The agreement sets up a framework for sharing information and technical expertise relevant to cybercrime analysis. Criminal IP plans to contribute threat data, analysis and expertise on IP addresses, domains and internet-exposed assets to support cross-border investigations. The article is a press release (CyberNewswire) and describes no incident, vulnerability or threat activity.
Technical Details
- INTERPOL Gateway, established in 2019, is a secure framework for sharing cyber threat intelligence with trusted private sector partners such as cybersecurity companies, technology providers and financial institutions.
- Partners can contribute indicators of compromise, insights into cybercriminal tactics and techniques, and threat analysis.
- INTERPOL reviews the contributions alongside other intelligence to develop investigative leads, which may be shared with the member countries concerned.
- Criminal IP continuously scans the global internet and aggregates signals across IPs, domains, URLs and attack infrastructure, covering malicious indicators, known vulnerabilities, exposed assets and attacker behavior.