Criminal IP by AI SPERA, a cyber threat intelligence platform delivering decision-ready intelligence and attack surface visibility to security teams worldwide, will participate in GovWare 2026 in Singapore.
As security operations increasingly move beyond asset discovery toward understanding, prioritizing, and responding to exposure, Criminal IP is introducing AITEM (AI-Powered Threat Exposure Management), its vision for the next evolution of Attack Surface Management.
From Visibility to Action: Why ASM Must Evolve
Traditional ASM tools have served a critical purpose: helping organizations discover internet-facing assets like servers, domains, IP addresses, and admin panels, before attackers do. But discovery alone is no longer enough.
"Seeing a threat and responding to it are completely different challenges," said Byungtak Kang, CEO of AI SPERA. "Building a safer cyber world requires a shift from visibility to action.
Organizations today have more visibility than ever, but many still struggle to effectively prioritize and act on the risks it reveals. By applying AI to filter noise, enrich context, and guide investigations, security teams can focus on the exposures that matter most and respond in real time, turning insight into meaningful action."
The gap between detection and action has become even more critical as AI lowers the barrier for attackers. Automated scanning, published proof-of-concept exploit code, and AI-assisted vulnerability discovery mean that threat actors can identify and target exposed assets faster than ever. The defender's challenge is no longer just visibility — it is speed of response.