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Keralam Police signs three-year cyber MoU with Cyble
The Hindu BusinessLine··4d ago
Cyble has signed a three-year MoU with Keralam Police to support cybercrime investigations. The deal runs through Cyble Infosec India Private Limited and aids Cyber Operations and Cyberdome. It covers intelligence on compromised credentials, ransomware, data leaks, phishing and brand impersonation. Cyble will also train officers in OSINT and dark web investigations at no evaluation cost for select platforms.
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What It Means For You
- Police gain structured threat intelligence on fraud infrastructure and underground marketplaces targeting residents.
- Joint work will include AI-enabled fraud, deep-fakes, mule account networks and investment scams.
- Public awareness initiatives are part of the collaboration, the company said.
What's Happening
- CEO Beenu Arora said timely intelligence matters when crime crosses borders through hidden networks.
- Ankit Asokan of Kerala Police said the tie-up would strengthen Cyberdome investigative capacity.
- The MoU pairs Cyble threat feeds with Kerala Police investigative work over three years.
What Cyble Brings
- Cyble describes itself as an AI-native cybersecurity company working via its Indian subsidiary.
- Coverage includes impersonation of government and police brands online.
- Training focuses on open-source intelligence and dark web investigation skills for officers.
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