Criminal IP joins INTERPOL Gateway to share cyber threat data
Original title: Criminal IP Joins INTERPOL’s Gateway Initiative to Support Global Cybercrime Efforts
AI SPERA will contribute IP, domain and exposed-asset intelligence that INTERPOL may turn into leads for member countries.
AI SPERA, operator of the Criminal IP threat-intelligence and attack-surface platform, signed a cooperation agreement with INTERPOL under the Gateway initiative on October 27, 2026. The deal sets a framework for sharing cybercrime information and technical expertise. Criminal IP plans to supply threat data and analysis on IP addresses, domains and internet-exposed assets for cross-border investigations.
- INTERPOL’s Gateway initiative began in 2019 for trusted private-sector partners.
- Partners may contribute indicators of compromise, tactics and threat analysis.
- INTERPOL reviews contributions and may share leads with concerned member countries.
- The agreement was announced from Torrance, California.
- Vendors
- AI SPERA
- Products
- Criminal IP
- Organizations
- INTERPOL
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Torrance, United States / California, October 27th, 2026, CyberNewswire AI SPERA, the company behind the cyber threat intelligence and attack surface management platform Criminal IP, has signed a cooperation agreement with the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) under its Gateway initiative.
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