Techafricanews Group-IB Launches Threat Intelligence Solution on AWS Marketplace
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- •Group-IB's Threat Intelligence solution is now available on AWS Marketplace.
- •The solution provides early detection of various cyber threats, including APTs and fraud.
- •Group-IB was named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cyberthreat Intelligence.
Group-IB has announced the availability of its adversary-centric Threat Intelligence solution on AWS Marketplace, allowing customers to easily access and integrate cybersecurity intelligence into their existing AWS procurement processes. This solution leverages Group-IB's extensive data lake and global network of Digital Crime Resistance Centers to identify threats early, covering a wide range of cyber threats including APT activity and emerging fraud tactics. The intelligence is supported by Prevyn AI, which enhances the speed and accuracy of threat detection. Group-IB was recently recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cyberthreat Intelligence Technologies, underscoring its position in the cybersecurity landscape. This offering is designed to streamline the acquisition process for security teams, enabling them to act on verified intelligence quickly and efficiently.
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