Threat Intel
Group-IB Expands Cybercrime Intelligence Operations in Latin America
Group‑IB has launched a focused intelligence program to counter rising cybercrime in Latin America, highlighting local threat actors and tactics. The initiative offers a Unified Risk Platform and threat‑intelligence services to help SecOps teams detect, prevent, and respond to fraud, ransomware, and brand abuse. Defenders should integrate Group‑IB solutions, monitor regional threat feeds, and adopt the platform’s attack‑surface and digital‑risk protection modules.
What Happened
Group‑IB has expanded its cyber‑crime intelligence footprint into Latin America, publishing a regional threat report that maps local actors, tactics, and emerging attack trends.
Impact
The report identifies widespread fraud, ransomware, and brand‑abuse campaigns targeting financial services, e‑commerce, telecom, and government entities across the region.
What to Do
- Deploy the Unified Risk Platform to aggregate threat feeds, manage attack surface, and detect fraud in real time.
- Enable Digital Risk Protection and Business Email Protection modules to block phishing, credential‑stealing, and brand‑impersonation attempts.
- Integrate Managed XDR and Cloud Security Posture Management to surface blind spots and automate incident response.
- Subscribe to Group‑IB’s regional threat intelligence feeds and participate in the LATAM Incident Response Retainer for rapid support.
Resources
Contact the LATAM team at +56 2 275 473 79 or visit the Group‑IB portal for tool demos, audit programs, and training modules tailored to Latin‑American threat landscapes.
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