Group-IB recognized in Frost Radar 2026
Group-IB has been named a Visionary Leader in Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 assessment of enterprise risk management platforms. The recognition highlights growing demand for integrated cybersecurity and fraud prevention capabilities.
According to Group-IB’s announcement, Frost & Sullivan evaluated more than 30 Enterprise Risk Mitigation and Management (ERMM) vendors. Of these, 15 met the criteria for inclusion in the Frost Radar 2026. Group-IB ranked second on the Growth Index and achieved the highest position on the Innovation Index among the assessed vendors.
Integrated platforms reshape enterprise risk management
To qualify, vendors needed three native capabilities: Attack Surface Management (ASM), Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), and Digital Risk Protection (DRP). They also needed built-in remediation capabilities and visibility into both external and internal enterprise risks.
Frost & Sullivan noted that the ERMM market has evolved since 2022. Major cybersecurity platforms have entered the sector, while several specialist providers have been acquired. The assessment recognized Group-IB’s approach to combining threat intelligence, attack surface management, digital risk protection, cloud security posture management, and fraud intelligence.
Connecting cybersecurity and fraud intelligence
Frost & Sullivan identified Group-IB’s Cyber Fraud Fusion approach as a key area of innovation. The approach connects technical threat indicators, including malicious domains, IP addresses, and malware, with fraud-related information. These indicators include compromised payment cards, mule accounts, and scam networks.
As a result, cybersecurity and fraud teams can examine related malicious activities using shared intelligence. Group-IB also reports that approximately 99.99% of its threat intelligence comes from internal sources. These include investigations, malware analysis, fraud telemetry, and regional intelligence teams.
The company has conducted more than 1,600 high-tech cybercrime investigations since 2003. It also operates 11 Digital Crime Resistance Centers.
From threat detection to predictive defense
Frost & Sullivan also highlighted Group-IB’s plans to combine external threat intelligence with internal security data. The company’s Prediction-First strategy aims to identify emerging threats earlier through connected intelligence on attackers, exposed assets, and fraud activity.
“Group-IB earned its Visionary Leader position by moving beyond fragmented threat visibility toward a unified, prediction-driven approach to enterprise risk.”
– Danielle VanZandt, Associate Director, Frost & Sullivan
The 2026 Frost Radar expands the category’s scope from external risk management to broader enterprise risk management. This reflects increased emphasis on connecting external threat visibility with internal enterprise security risks.
