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Group-IB Unveils Unified Risk Platform to Detect Hidden Threats
Group-IB’s new Unified Risk Platform consolidates threat intelligence, attack surface management, and XDR into a single solution, enabling defenders to spot overlooked vulnerabilities and malicious activity. The platform offers real‑time alerts, automated remediation, and integration with existing SOC tools.
What is the Unified Risk Platform?
Group-IB’s Unified Risk Platform is a single‑pane solution that aggregates threat intelligence, attack surface visibility, fraud protection, and managed XDR into one dashboard. It is designed to surface risks that traditional tools miss.
Key Capabilities
- Real‑time threat intelligence feeds from deep and dark web monitoring.
- Continuous attack surface management with automated vulnerability discovery.
- Managed XDR that correlates alerts across email, endpoint, and network.
- Digital risk protection that tracks brand abuse and phishing campaigns.
- Seamless integration with existing SIEM, SOAR, and ticketing systems.
How to Deploy
Deployment is cloud‑first with optional on‑prem connectors. Integration requires API keys for SIEM/SOAR and configuration of data sources. The platform supports automated playbooks for incident response and compliance reporting.
Next Steps for Defenders
1. Evaluate your current threat visibility gaps. 2. Pilot the Unified Risk Platform in a sandbox environment. 3. Align playbooks with existing SOC workflows. 4. Monitor for new threat indicators that were previously invisible.
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