Group-IB has made its adversary-centric Threat Intelligence solution available through AWS Marketplace, giving organisations a streamlined way to procure and deploy the platform using their existing Amazon Web Services purchasing and billing relationship.
The move enables customers to purchase the solution through AWS Marketplace, consolidate spending into a single AWS invoice and apply purchases towards existing AWS cloud commitments, removing the need for separate procurement processes.
According to Group-IB, its Threat Intelligence platform is designed to detect threats before attacks occur by identifying compromised credentials, dark web activity, emerging cybercrime groups, advanced persistent threats (APTs), fraud campaigns and other early indicators of malicious activity. The platform is delivered through the company’s Unified Risk Platform and draws on intelligence gathered from its global network of Digital Crime Resistance Centers and cybersecurity data lake.
The platform is also supported by Prevyn AI, which uses specialist AI research agents to automate multi-step investigations and produce structured, source-backed intelligence designed to help security teams identify and respond to threats more quickly.
“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,” said Dmitry Volkov, CEO, Group-IB. “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. Bringing our Threat Intelligence to AWS Marketplace removes a barrier to getting that intelligence into the hands of teams that need to shift from reactive to proactive defense.”
The AWS Marketplace listing follows Group-IB’s recognition as a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cyber Threat Intelligence Technologies and its recent achievement of the AWS Financial Software Competency designation. According to the company, its threat intelligence capabilities have contributed to more than 1,600 law enforcement investigations worldwide.
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