CRIMINAL IP, the cyber threat intelligence and attack surface management offering operated by AI SPERA, will be demonstrated at Security Days Fall 2026 Tokyo, running from 21 to 23 October at the TAKANAWA GATEWAY Convention Center. At booth B20, the team will showcase Criminal IP Threat Intelligence (Criminal IP TI) and Criminal IP AITEM (AI-Powered Threat Exposure Management) through live demonstrations that emphasise threat investigation and exposure management.
The presentations aim to illustrate how organisations can connect findings from cloud exposure, vulnerable infrastructure, attacker activity, and leaked information to support investigations and prioritise response as the digital perimeter expands beyond internal assets.
The demonstrations are designed to reflect practical security workflows, including investigating indicators linked to IPs, domains and URLs; analysing malicious infrastructure, vulnerabilities and threat actor data; uncovering internet-exposed IT assets and services; employing AI-assisted analysis to prioritise exposure risks; and identifying leaked information on the dark web.
The event materials highlight how threat intelligence can add context to exposure findings and help security teams move from asset visibility to informed decision-making. Byungtak Kang, CEO of AI SPERA, is cited stressing the importance of understanding how exposures relate to real threats and how integrating threat intelligence with AI-assisted exposure management can guide organisations towards timely, risk‑based responses.