The Kaspersky Lab
has reiterated commitment to global collaboration in the fight against
cybercrime by signing a threat intelligence sharing agreement with INTERPOL,
reports ITRealms.
The legal framework, ITRealms
gathered has been designed to facilitate and develop cooperation between
Kaspersky Lab and INTERPOL by sharing threat intelligence data on the latest
cybercriminal activities, wherever they appear.
ITRealms reports
that with cyber threats often borderless in nature, Kaspersky Lab, a leading
proponent of the importance of industry collaboration, says its experts have regularly
cooperated with INTERPOL to share fresh cyberthreat discoveries with police in
its member countries.
For example, Kaspersky Lab participated in a groundbreaking
INTERPOL-led cybercrime operation that
identified nearly 9,000 botnet command and control (C2) servers and hundreds of
compromised websites, including government portals, across the Association of
Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region.
Equally, ITRealms reports that Kaspersky Lab had previously
assisted in a global operation coordinated by the INTERPOL Global Complex for
Innovation (IGCI) in Singapore to disrupt the Simda criminal botnet – a network
of over 770,000 infected PCs around the world.
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