Criminal IP to Launch at Infosecurity Europe 2025

Rapid Summary

• Event: criminal IP, AI SPERA’s threat intelligence platform, will debut at Infosecurity Europe 2025, held from June 3-5 at excel London.
• Participation: Criminal IP will engage over 18,000 security professionals and showcase its solutions at Stand B131.
• Products Featured:

– Criminal IP: Offers real-time cyber threat intelligence using advanced OSINT analytics to detect threats like zero-day exploits and C2 infrastructures.
– Criminal IP ASM: An attack surface management tool that discovers and monitors exposed assets for early identification of risks.

• Global Reach: Criminal IP operates in more than 150 countries with partnerships including Cisco, VirusTotal, Fortinet; now expanding into Europe’s cybersecurity market.
• CEO Presentation (June 5): AI SPERA CEO Byungtak Kang will address integrating Criminal IP’s threat intelligence with SOAR and SIEM systems for enhanced automation and detection accuracy.
• Quote: Byungtak Kang emphasized the importance of proactive cybersecurity defenses.

Indian Opinion Analysis

india’s emerging role as a global stakeholder in cybersecurity makes events such as Infosecurity Europe highly relevant for Indian policymakers and enterprises aspiring to adopt state-of-the-art defense mechanisms. With cyberattacks rising worldwide-including those targeted towards India-tools like Criminal IP can provide actionable insights vital to strengthening India’s digital resilience on institutional levels. Moreover, international companies continually innovating products similar to Criminal IP may inspire domestic firms to prioritize automated systems capable of detecting anomalies early as part of building robust networks.

Given growing strategic cooperation between India’s tech sector leaders with global counterparts (e.g., Cisco), introducing platforms offering integration-ready solutions may bolster joint defense against increasingly complex threats across regions. Engaging proactively in discussions like those presented by experts can enhance india’s preparedness against zero-day vulnerabilities while spurring internal innovation capacities.Read More