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Cisco, INTERPOL to share threat intelligence

Cisco and INTERPOL have inked an agreement to share threat intelligence.

Headed by INTERPOL’s global cybercrime center, the INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation (IGCI) in Singapore, the alliance will see the two organizations develop a coordinated and focused approach to data sharing, according to a statement by the organizations.

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