Group-IB has listed its Threat Intelligence platform on AWS Marketplace, giving security teams a streamlined way to acquire and deploy the solution through their existing AWS accounts. The listing, announced August 4, 2026, allows customers to purchase the intelligence feed under a single AWS invoice and apply the spend toward existing cloud commitments.
The platform is designed to deliver adversary-centric intelligence early enough to serve as a warning before an attack materializes. It draws on Group-IB’s global network of Digital Crime Resistance Centers, proprietary research and a large cybersecurity data lake. Coverage spans compromised credentials, dark-web activity, emerging cybercrime groups, advanced persistent threat (APT) campaigns, fraud trends and early indicators of threat-actor activity.
Intelligence is processed with the support of Prevyn AI, which coordinates specialist research agents to run multi-step investigations and return structured, source-backed findings without requiring manual compilation by analysts. The solution is delivered through Group-IB’s Unified Risk Platform and has contributed to more than 1,600 law-enforcement investigations worldwide.
In 2026 Group-IB was named a Leader in the inaugural Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cyberthreat Intelligence Technologies, one of only five vendors to achieve that status. The AWS Marketplace listing follows the company’s recent achievement of the AWS Financial Software Competency designation.
“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 of 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.”
Listing on AWS Marketplace removes a separate procurement cycle for many organizations already standardized on Amazon’s cloud. Security teams can evaluate, buy and manage the feed alongside other AWS tools, potentially accelerating adoption for enterprises that prefer consolidated vendor management and committed-spend utilization.
Group-IB already offers other solutions on the marketplace, including Fraud Protection. Making Threat Intelligence available extends that presence and aligns with a broader industry pattern of threat-intelligence providers seeking easier distribution through major cloud marketplaces.
Whether the listing translates into meaningful uptake will depend on how effectively the intelligence integrates with customers’ existing SIEM, SOAR and TIP environments, and whether the early-warning claims hold up under operational use. For AWS-centric security teams looking to move beyond purely reactive detection, the new channel lowers one practical barrier to accessing Group-IB’s adversary-focused data.
