Science & Tech · Cybersecurity · 1 day ago
AI SPERA Introduces AITEM for Managing Cybersecurity Exposures
AI SPERA, the company behind the Criminal IP cyber threat intelligence platform, has introduced AITEM, short for AI-Powered Threat Exposure Management.
It is designed to go beyond finding internet-facing assets such as servers, domains and admin panels.
The approach also brings together information on internal infrastructure, leaked data, dark web activity, open-source intelligence, Shadow AI and emerging vulnerabilities.
AI is intended to help teams investigate findings, weigh risks using their own criteria and real-world threat activity, and send priority issues into alerts or work tickets.
The company says this matters because automated scanning and AI-assisted vulnerability discovery can help attackers find exposed assets faster.
AI SPERA will present AITEM at GovWare 2026 in Singapore, where its CEO is also scheduled to discuss AI-driven attack surface management.
The company describes AITEM as an approach to connect exposure discovery with investigation and response.
AI SPERA is introducing AITEM, a threat exposure management approach that expands beyond traditional attack surface discovery.
AITEM is designed to help security teams investigate, prioritize and respond to exposures using AI and threat intelligence.
It covers external assets, open-source intelligence, dark web data, internal infrastructure, Shadow AI, leaked data and emerging vulnerabilities.
AI SPERA says the approach aims to move security teams from visibility toward action as attackers identify exposed assets faster.
The company plans to present AITEM and related work at GovWare 2026 in Singapore.
- Who
- AI SPERA, through its Criminal IP platform, is introducing AITEM.
- What
- AITEM is an AI-powered threat exposure management approach that expands on traditional Attack Surface Management.
- When
- AI SPERA announced it on October 10, 2026.
- Where
- GovWare 2026 in Singapore.
- Why
- The company says asset discovery alone is not enough; security teams need context to prioritize and act on exposures.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Seeing a threat and responding to it are completely different challenges.
Building a safer cyber world requires a shift from visibility to action.
AI SPERA announced AITEM and said it would participate in GovWare 2026.
AI SPERA CEO Byungtak Kang is scheduled to deliver a session on AI-driven Attack Surface Management.
- Product
- AITEM (AI-Powered Threat Exposure Management)
- Company platform
- Criminal IP by AI SPERA
- Conference
- GovWare 2026, Singapore
- CEO
- Byungtak Kang
- Stages
- Detect, Investigate, Prioritize and Automate
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