Group-IB, an international company that specializes in preventing cyberattacks, is now cooperating with Arctic Security, a Finland based cybersecurity company. Arctic Security software products, Arctic Hub and Arctic Node, become the first cyber intelligence products in the Nordics that have integrated Group-IB Threat Intelligence feeds.
The cooperation allows Arctic Security customers, which include leading private companies, government organizations and national cybersecurity authorities (Computer Emergency Response Teams and National Cybersecurity Centers) all across the world, to get access to Group-IB’s Threat Intelligence (TI) feeds and take advantage of unique cyber intelligence for a better understanding of cyber threats around them and integrate this with all the other Cyber Threat Intelligence they are using. Arctic Security’s clients will be able to increase the efficiency of their existing security stack with exclusive indicators, such as suspicious IP’s, compromised accounts and bank cards, phishing and DDoS attacks, data leaks, TOR nodes, proxy servers and many more. Group-IB’s TI feeds will first become available to Arctic Hub and Arctic Node existing clients.

Director of International Business Development

CEO at Arctic Security
Group-IB Threat Intelligence allows to proactively detect threats, data leaks, cyberattacks and prepare for them in advance. Processing and analyzing large amounts of information from exclusive sources on malware, tools and schemes employed by hacking groups, Group-IB TI delivers tailored, trusted and actionable intelligence to prepare for the attacks, while preventing and mitigating any threats to a particular company in a given region. The system does not require a complex integration into a client’s network, all the information about threats can be easily accessed through a web-based interface allowing to see the notifications and get into details in a real time mode.
According to Group-IB’s annual Hi-Tech Crime Trends report, currently, most of the financially-motivated APT groups that focus efforts on targeted attacks on the financial sector are Russian-speaking. Group-IB has been pioneering incident response and cybercrime investigation practices in Russia and the CIS since 2003 and collected a database of more than 100,000 threat actor profiles. This experience and understanding of threat actors’ behaviors have evolved from company’s own investigation tools to an intelligence gathering network that now feeds Group-IB Threat Intelligence and allows to deliver tailored cyber intelligence to its clients across the world.