#UnifiedRiskPlatform

The Unified Risk Platform, which powers Group-IB’s solution portfolio, has been developed to support organizations’ key security use cases. These solutions can be quickly deployed to provide an additional security layer with consistently and quantifiably superior results:

📍Group-IB Threat Intelligence provides deep insight into adversary behaviors. Threat Intelligence was independently evaluated as creating a 10% increase in team efficiency over alternative vendors and in a case study generated a 339% return on investment.

📍Group-IB Managed XDR enables organizations to respond 20% faster to threats, according to an analyst study.

📍Group-IB Digital Risk Protection allows organizations to reduce the risk of brand abuse, piracy, data leaks, and more with best-in-breed protection. Group-IB has been benchmarked as detecting pirated content in 30 min on average and taking down 80% of the content within 7 days.

📍Fraud Protection was calculated by consultants to reduce the rate of false-positive fraud cases by 20% and enable 10% to 20% more fraud attempts to be detected and prevented. Furthermore, Group-IB identified 30% more one-time password fraud.

📍Attack Surface Management continuously discovers external assets to identify shadow IT, forgotten infrastructure, misconfigurations, and other hidden risks. As part of the Unified Risk Platform, the solution provides a threat actor’s view of the attack surface so that weak spots can be quickly and proactively strengthened.

📍Business Email Protection defends corporate email from sophisticated attacks. The solution monitors for indicators of compromise, identifies malicious behavioral markers, and extracts artifacts to identify risky emails before they reach their destination.

Check out our latest blog post to learn more 👈

#digitalriskprotection

Group-IB at Money FM 89.3🎙

Brand impersonation is an increasingly common problem on social media that thousands of brands are forced to deal with each day.

📍How exactly does a brand impersonation work?
📍How bad is the situation in the Asia-Pacific region?
📍What kind of solutions does Group-IB provide when it comes to detecting or preventing cyber attacks or fraud?
📍What's scammers' favorite platform nowadays?

These are the topics Ilia Rozhnov, Head of Digital Risk Protection, APAC, discussed with Elliott Danker & Ryan Huang, the hosts of "The Breakfast Huddle". Listen now ➡️ https://bit.ly/3Ar2a4C

#UnifiedRiskPlatform

What do you need to know about Group-IB's Unified Risk Platform?

▪️The Unified Risk Platform is a comprehensive set of solutions that understands each organization’s threat profile and optimizes defenses against them in real time. The platform provides the best possible defense against targeted attacks on the infrastructure and endpoints, breaches, fraud, brand and IP abuse.

▪️ The platform allows to prevent breaches, eliminate fraud, and protect brands covering all stages of an attack: before, during and a posteriori (so-called Cyber Response Chain).

▪️The platform provides the complete Group-IB's suite of products and services. You can quickly deploy and integrate any of the Unified Risk Platform’s modular solutions into your security ecosystem. The flexible architecture allows for additional capabilities to be easily activated.

Visit our website to learn more about Group-IB's solutions 👈

#statement

Group-IB has completed the first step in a series of actions aimed at separating its Russia and CIS business. The company has just transferred its activities in Russia to a new entity under local management.

📌The company’s global headquarters registered under the legal name Group-IB Global Private Ltd. (Singapore) will continue to manage its Threat Intelligence and Research centers in Southeast Asia (Global HQ in Singapore), Europe (regional HQ in Amsterdam) and the Middle East (regional HQ in Dubai) while pursuing Group-IB’s mission and protecting its clients in these areas. Russia and CIS business from now on will evolve independently.

📌The two businesses' financial flows are totally separated from each other including their costs and revenues. As per already applied internal regulation since the establishment of the Singapore headquarters, no revenues generated in any of Group-IB Global Private Ltd.’s subsidiaries are used to fund any activities in the Russia and CIS region.

📌Group-IB’s regional HQs are self-sufficient in terms of core business capabilities with best-in-class experts covering all technical functions (Digital Forensics & Incident Response, Cyber Investigations, 24/7 Computer Emergency Response Team, Threat Intelligence, Managed Cybersecurity services, R&D, etc).

📌The split-off of assets is one more step in Group-IB's long-term strategy to build the first decentralized and independent cybersecurity company relying on self-sustaining full-fledged Threat Intelligence and Research centers capable of supporting customers and developing strong partner networks in every region.

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#attacksurfacemanagement #cybersecurity

Attack Surface Expansion was recently named by Gartner as the №1 cybersecurity trend for 2022. Let’s take a look at why this is the year’s top trend.

▪️What exactly is attack surface expansion?

Businesses are experiencing massive growth in their digital footprints, with a near-constant deployment of new domains, websites, IP addresses, and more. Each of these new Internet-facing IT assets is a part of the attack surface.

▪️Why is attack surface expansion the №1 trend this year?

Attack surface expansion is making it hard to maintain a complete & up-to-date inventory of all external assets. If some assets are not inventoried and managed, they present serious risks. Addressing this challenge is a top priority. 

▪️How does Group-IB Attack Surface Management help?

Group-IB ASM continuously discovers all of your external assets to uncover shadow IT and other hidden risks, identifies potential vulnerabilities, assesses risk using Group-IB Threat Intelligence data, and prioritizes issues for remediation so you can proactively improve security posture.

Learn more about the solution here👈

#ransomware #Hive

Here's a good example of cybersecurity researchers working together. Researcher named reecDeep has released the Hive ransomware V5 keystream decryption tool, with help from Andrey Zhdanov, Chief Malware Analyst and Threat Hunter at Group-IB. 

Andrey has analyzed previous versions of Hive and published code and PoCs regarding their encryption mechanisms. He also helped identify the components involved in the encryption operations of Hive V5. You can check out the Hive V5 keystream decryptor here 👈

Hive affiliates have been busy as bees: the actual number of their victims is in the hundreds. Electronics retail giant MediaMarkt has suffered a Hive ransomware with an initial ransom demand of $240 million. Can you imagine the amount of money the new decryptor for Hive v5 can save? This money could be spent on new solutions to protect against ransomware attacks or on cybersecurity education.

#MXDR #XDR #FightAgainstCybercrime

Imagine that you are the head of the information security team and you want to build a multi-layered defense system against cyberattacks at all levels. You are starting to set up your arsenal, including antivirus software, antispam system, NGFW, IDS/IPS, sandbox… when suddenly you are faced with three belated observations:

📌 Solutions from different vendors conflict with each other, but they must somehow be made to work together cohesively.

📌 You install a SIEM system, which collects reports on the solutions across the entire corporate infrastructure in one place, but it does not help detect modern attacks, no matter what correlation rules are written for this purpose.

📌 You decide to install an EDR solution, which collects telemetry data from hosts and provide greater correlation and threat hunting capabilities. Yet, many cyber threats continue to fly under the radar.

What can you do? Deploy Group-IB Managed XDR!

#MXDR #XDR #FightAgainstCybercrime

The "elite niche" in the cybersecurity market is now occupied by XDR (Extended Detection and Response) systems. This is a new category of solutions designed for the advanced detection, response and prevention of threats. Managed XDR helps analyze adversary activity, learn how to hunt for threats, and combat cybercrime — a mission worthy of a superhero.

Managed XDR will help you to:

▪️ Collect, correlate, and analyze data across various sources, giving security experts a powerful tool that continuously monitors all events that occur within the network and on each device, as well as external events that can pose a threat;

▪️ Make incident response much faster, which minimizes damages and quickly stops adversaries;

▪️ Detect the widest possible range of threats, from phishing to sophisticated targeted attacks, in a fully automated manner;

▪️ Provide 360-degree ​​visibility and manageability across all security solutions in order to get the most out of each of them;

▪️ Conduct in-depth investigations into incidents from patient zero (the first infected device on the network) to any further attack propagation, which helps control all potential infection vectors in the infrastructure.

#MXDR #XDR #FightAgainstCybercrime

Want to learn more?

We have prepared this blog post to share with you — on behalf of Group-IB developers — what lies "under the hood" of Group-IB Managed XDR system, what technology it uses, and what approach our cutting-edge solution applies. Let's go!

Want to see Managed XDR in action?

Simply request a demo by completing this form👈

What if I still don’t understand, but want to?

If you struggle to understand cybersecurity terms and Group-IB’s solutions but you really want to, we are always happy to help. Check out our educational courses: click on the link!

#phishing #CERT

📦 Group-IB has identified a widescale phishing campaign targeting users in the Middle East by impersonating well-known postal services.

Since as early as 2020, the Group-IB Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-GIB) analysts have detected over 270 domains making use of the regional delivery and postal service brands. All the domains were part of a single massive phishing infrastructure. Scammers have impersonated over 13 different delivery brands, postal operators, and public companies from at least eight different countries, including Bahrain, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.

In line with its mission of fighting cybercrime, upon discovery, CERT-GIB has sent notifications to relevant regional Computer Emergency Response Teams so they could take actions when new resources appear.