Torrance, United States / California, May 19th, 2026, CyberNewswire
Criminal IP, a prominent player in the world of cybersecurity, has officially announced its participation in the upcoming Infosecurity Europe 2026. This event is anticipated to take place from June 2 to June 4 at the ExCeL London venue, known as one of Europe’s leading cybersecurity gatherings. The highlight of Criminal IP’s engagement will be their presence at Stand F45, where they aim to showcase a plethora of innovations designed to enhance cybersecurity protocols across various organizations.
After making its debut at Infosecurity Europe last year, Criminal IP has made significant advancements in its platform, primarily focused on two key areas: Threat Intelligence (TI) and Attack Surface Management (ASM). In the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the emphasis has been placed on augmenting capabilities through the integration of artificial intelligence (AI). These enhancements are tailored to provide security teams with actionable insights that can facilitate prompt decisions in high-stakes situations. The goal is clear: to assist security professionals in efficiently interpreting external exposure data, thereby identifying high-risk assets and responding to cybersecurity threats with both speed and accuracy.
One of the most noteworthy enhancements made by Criminal IP involves the refinement of how raw Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) data is processed and correlated. This refinement aims to streamline the decision-making process during security operations, allowing teams to act with confidence when defending against potential threats.
In an effort to make the event even more valuable for attendees, Criminal IP will feature a highlight session during the conference. The session, titled "From Visibility to Threat Hunting: A Case Study of AI-Driven Attack Surface Management," will be presented by Criminal IP’s CEO, Byungtak Kang. This featured case study is scheduled for June 2 at 4:30 PM on the Case Study Stage.
During this compelling session, Kang will delve into the methodologies organizations can adopt to transcend passive visibility and instead operationalize threat intelligence effectively within real-world security frameworks. The case study will showcase productive use cases that highlight the seamless integration of AI-driven Threat Intelligence and Attack Surface Management with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) platforms.
Moreover, attendees will discover how security teams can better identify and prioritize risks across various exposed assets, allowing them to respond more adeptly to evolving cyber threats like phishing campaigns, command-and-control activities, and distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.
Visitors to Stand F45 can look forward to engaging with the Criminal IP team in meaningful discussions regarding the platform’s application across different security workflows. Live demonstrations will illustrate how AI-enhanced intelligence can support quicker analysis, clearer prioritization, and more effective response strategies. This interactive component aims to provide a hands-on experience that demonstrates the actionable capabilities of the Criminal IP platform.
Additionally, participants will have the opportunity to schedule one-on-one meetings with the Criminal IP team both on-site and in advance through the Criminal IP Knowledge Hub page. Attendees can tailor these sessions to their specific use cases and operational requirements, ensuring that they derive maximum value from their engagement.
Byungtak Kang emphasized the primary objective of Criminal IP’s participation this year, stating, “This year, we’re focused on demonstrating how threat intelligence can move beyond data collection and become directly actionable within security operations. By strengthening our AI capabilities across both TI and ASM, we aim to help organizations respond faster and make more confident decisions in increasingly complex threat environments.”
As a leading cyber threat intelligence solution operated by AI SPERA, Criminal IP provides vital decision-ready data concerning IP addresses and domain reputations to security teams across the globe. Their extensive database continuously scans the global internet to aggregate and contextualize various threat signals, including malicious indicators, known vulnerabilities, exposed assets, and patterns of attacker behavior.
The mission of Criminal IP is to provide organizations with genuine visibility into their cybersecurity landscape, thereby accelerating threat detection and response capabilities. As organizations continue to navigate a landscape full of ever-evolving cyber threats, Criminal IP remains steadfast in its commitment to deliver essential intelligence that enables organizations to outsmart potential attackers. For further information, interested parties can visit www.criminalip.io.
For media inquiries, individuals can reach out to Michael Sena at Criminal IP via email at [email protected].