Kerala Police Signs MoU With Cyble to Use Threat Intelligence in Cybercrime Probes

What happened

Cyble , an AI-native cybersecurity company, has signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding with Kerala Police that covers intelligence support, investigative assistance and capacity building. The agreement was signed through Cyble's Indian subsidiary, Cyble Infosec India Private Limited.

The announcement was made on October 12, 2026. Why the Kerala Police MoU Focuses on Threat Intelligence According to Cyble, cybercriminals increasingly use underground online forums and illicit marketplaces to trade stolen credentials, distribute leaked data , coordinate ransomware operations and facilitate fraud.

Identifying these activities before they cause harm requires timely intelligence and effective collaboration between technology providers and law enforcement agencies. This contains compromised credentials, ransomware activity, data leaks, phishing (messages that impersonate someone to obtain passwords or money) and fraud infrastructure, and the impersonation of government and police brands.

Key facts

• Identifying these activities before they cause harm — requires: timely intelligence and effective collaboration between technology providers and law enforcement agencies