Kerala Police partner with Cyble to boost cybercrime investigations

The Kerala Police force has entered into a partnership with cybersecurity company Cyble to strengthen its cybercrime investigations, as reported by The Times of India, Business Standard, ET Edge Insights, The Cyber Express, and CXOToday.com. The agreement was established through a three-year memorandum of understanding signed on October 12, 2026. This initiative aims to improve the cyber policing capabilities of the state law enforcement agency. [1][2][3][4][5][6]

Under the agreement, Kerala Police will gain access to threat intelligence data regarding stolen credentials, ransomware operations, data leaks, phishing networks, and online fraud, according to The Times of India. The new threat intelligence access will directly support operations within the police cyber operations wing and Cyberdome to help officers identify and investigate emerging threats. [1]

The law enforcement agency operates under the administrative control of the Home Department of the Government of Kerala, with its headquarters located in the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram. The primary functions of the agency include crime detection, detective operations, and prosecution support. [9][10]