AI Spera, a Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) specialist company (CEO: Kang Byung-tak), is participating in the 21st World Security Expo (SECON & eGISEC 2022), held from today at KINTEX Exhibition Hall 1 in Ilsan.
AI Spera will participate in the cybersecurity sector to introduce its cyber threat intelligence solution Criminal IP and the threat intelligence-based attack surface management automation solution RMR (Risk Management Report). They are also accepting pre-registrations for Criminal IP and free trial applications for RMR, which started on the 6th.
Criminal IP is a solution that allows users to search, utilize intelligence, and use API functions based on datasets provided from IP address information. It blocks the inflow of suspicious users, malicious IPs, and malicious domains collected in real-time, preventing access from suspicious IPs, thereby protecting individuals and organizations from cyber attacks.
In particular, as cybercrime exploiting VPNs, whose usage has increased due to remote work, surges, the utilization of Criminal IP is expected to rise. It enhances security by ▲detecting hackers’ IP obfuscation ▲preventing security policy neutralization.
Additionally, Criminal IP allows searching information on all internet-connected computers, malicious IPs, phishing sites, malicious links, certificates, industrial control systems, IoT, servers, CCTV, and more. Using filter and tag functions, users can selectively view only the desired information from vast data. Although Criminal IP has been provided as a B2B solution to various domestic and international companies, including payment solutions like Payco and Dunamu, on the 6th, the global beta test pre-registration page for the B2C search engine Criminal IP was opened, recruiting free beta testers starting from the 28th. Users who complete pre-registration receive a benefit of a 3-month free paid license, and visitors who complete pre-registration on-site will be given a small souvenir.
RMR is a SaaS-type ASM (Attack Surface Management) solution using a cloud-based web interface scattered across cyberspace. It has technology that automatically detects IT assets scattered across cyberspace, allowing customers to manage not only assets they control but also unknown assets automatically detected and managed at a glance via a dashboard.
Moreover, RMR automatically identifies all assets connected by a single domain address without complex procedures. If vulnerabilities are found, it provides threat analysis reports and guides response solutions within 24 hours, making the entire process from introduction to detection and response customer-friendly.
Meanwhile, Criminal IP and RMR have received NEP (New Excellent Product) certification as an ‘IP history information-based fraudulent IP identification system,’ offering advantages for public institutions and innovative SMEs in adopting and purchasing Criminal IP and RMR.
During the three-day expo, AI Spera’s booth located at KINTEX Exhibition Hall 1, Hall 4, L69-A, will demonstrate Criminal IP and RMR. Visitors can also apply for Criminal IP pre-registration and a free trial of RMR worth 1 million KRW on-site, and those who complete on-site registration will receive a small souvenir.
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