Group-IB has launched its Threat Intelligence solution in the AWS Marketplace to help organizations detect digital risks early.
This deployment allows Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers to purchase the software directly through their existing billing agreements. Consequently, security teams can access threat data without starting new procurement cycles.
The Threat Intelligence solution is designed to flag threats before an attack occurs. Specifically, the system uses a global network of Digital Crime Resistance Centers to gather data. In addition, it analyzes information from a large cybersecurity data lake to identify early indicators of compromise.
Integration of the Threat Intelligence solution
The software operates within the Unified Risk Platform to centralize data flows. Meanwhile, the Incident Management Center controls these flows to assist security operations. This setup has contributed to more than 1,600 global law enforcement investigations. Furthermore, the system uses Prevyn AI, an artificial intelligence tool, to coordinate specialized research agents.
Technical Capabilities and Data Sources
The platform covers a wide range of digital risks. For example, it monitors compromised credentials and dark web discussions. It also tracks emerging cybercrime groups and advanced persistent threat (APT) activities. As a result, organizations receive verified, attributable intelligence to plan their defenses.
Procurement and Financial Benefits
AWS customers can now buy the software directly from the digital catalog. This consolidation simplifies the purchasing process into a single AWS invoice. Moreover, customers can apply this purchase toward their committed AWS spend. This option removes the need for separate budget approvals outside existing cloud commitments.
Industry Recognition and Future Outlook
In 2026, Gartner named Group-IB a Leader in its Magic Quadrant for Cyberthreat Intelligence Technologies. The company was one of only five vendors to achieve this status. Additionally, the firm recently achieved the AWS Financial Software Competency designation. This designation verifies that the provider meets strict operational standards for financial services.
“Attackers are now using AI to speed up reconnaissance, craft convincing lures, and adapt their infrastructure in real time, which compresses the window defenders have to respond. Waiting for an alert is no longer a viable defense; security teams need intelligence that reaches them fast enough to act before real damage is done.”
Dmitry Volkov, CEO of Group-IB
The Threat Intelligence solution is now generally available on the AWS Marketplace. Security teams can access the tool alongside other security products from the company. This availability helps organizations transition from reactive security measures to proactive defense strategies.
