Uppsala Security joins Cyber Threat Alliance as affiliate member
The Singapore-based company said the membership will let it share on-chain threat intelligence with cybersecurity groups, financial institutions and law enforcement.
Uppsala Security said it has joined the Cyber Threat Alliance as an affiliate member, becoming the first blockchain intelligence company to do so, according to an Aug. 6, 2026, announcement.
The company said the membership will allow it to contribute on-chain indicators tied to malicious wallet activity, suspicious transaction patterns and illicit fund movements.
CTA is a nonprofit group that shares threat intelligence among cybersecurity organizations and practitioners. The company said the membership could help connect blockchain-based evidence with other threat data used by cybersecurity firms, financial institutions, digital asset businesses and law enforcement agencies.
CTA described Uppsala Security as a Singapore-based company founded in Singapore in 2018. The release said the company provides threat intelligence, forensic technologies and investigation services. It also said Uppsala Security supports law enforcement agencies, regulators, financial institutions, digital asset businesses and enterprises in identifying crypto-related threats, tracing illicit assets and investigating financial crime.
The release said cyber incidents can begin with phishing, ransomware, malware, compromised credentials or unauthorized access. It also said stolen assets may move through blockchain wallets, exchanges, bridges, mixers and other digital asset services. Uppsala Security said its planned contribution to CTA would focus on blockchain-based indicators that can help spot those movements.
Patrick Kim, founder and chief executive of Uppsala Security, said in a quoted statement that cybercrime does not stop when an attacker leaves a network. He said joining CTA creates an opportunity to connect an on-chain perspective with the cyber threat intelligence shared by members.
The release did not say when Uppsala Security will begin contributing data or whether the company will take on any additional role inside the alliance.
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