Group-IB Partners with Serbia’s National CERT to Strengthen National Cybersecurity Capabilities

Group-IB, a leading creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime, announced today a partnership with the National CERT of the Republic of Serbia. This collaboration delivers cutting-edge Threat Intelligence capabilities to Serbia’s key cybersecurity authority, significantly enhancing its ability to detect and respond to cyber threats at a national scale.

A Partnership for Cyber Resilience

Established under the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (RATEL), the National CERT is responsible for defending against growing cybersecurity risks. With digital threats escalating in complexity and frequency, the CERT turned to Group-IB’s Threat Intelligence solution to streamline its threat verification and incident response workflows.

“Integrating Group-IB’s Threat Intelligence into our workflows has sharpened our awareness of the threat landscape and allowed us to act faster and with greater confidence.This directly supports our mission of providing timely, actionable information to the public and institutions alike.”

Representatives of the National CERT of the Republic of Serbia

A Shared Commitment to Public Awareness

A unique aspect of the partnership is its alignment around public trust and education. Both Group-IB and the National CERT of the Republic of Serbia share a commitment to raising awareness about cybersecurity safety and hygiene among citizens, embodied by initiatives like the National CERT’s open-access learning platform, For a Safer Click. The platform offers free video lessons and interactive quizzes to help everyday users understand and mitigate cyber risks.

“Our cooperation with the National CERT of Serbia reflects the future of cybersecurity, where public institutions and private innovators work side-by-side to protect and empower communities.By working together, we can build a stronger, more secure digital ecosystem for institutions and communities across Serbia.”

Dmitry Tunkin

Chief Regional Officer, Europe

Global Integration and Trusted Collaboration

Group-IB operates its own Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-GIB), which plays a pivotal role in incident response and threat coordination. CERT-GIB is a recognized member of global cybersecurity communitie, including APCERT, APWG, FIRST, OIC-CERT, Trusted Introducer, facilitating cross-border intelligence sharing and collaboration. The National CERT of the Republic of Serbia (SRB-CERT) is also a member of FIRST and Trusted Introducer, creating a natural synergy and shared trust foundation for joint action. This alignment strengthens the impact of their cooperation, allowing both teams to contribute to and benefit from the global incident response ecosystem.

Cyber Threat Trends and National Resilience

Group-IB’s latest High-Tech Crime Trends Report shows how cybercriminals are rapidly evolving their tactics, making real-time intelligence and proactive defense more critical than ever. This partnership illustrates the power of collaboration in building national digital resilience, strengthening stakeholder trust, and promoting a culture of cyber vigilance.

About Group-IB

Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Singapore, Group-IB is a leading creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime. Combating cybercrime is in the company’s DNA, shaping its technological capabilities to defend businesses, citizens, and support law enforcement operations.

Group-IB’s Digital Crime Resistance Centers (DCRCs) are located in the Middle East, Europe, Central Asia, and Asia-Pacific to help critically analyze and promptly mitigate regional and country-specific threats. These mission-critical units help Group-IB strengthen its contribution to global cybercrime prevention and continually expand its threat-hunting capabilities.

Group-IB’s decentralized and autonomous operational structure helps it offer tailored, comprehensive support services with a high level of expertise. We map and mitigate adversaries’ tactics in each region, delivering customized cybersecurity solutions tailored to risk profiles and requirements of various industries, including retail, healthcare, gambling, financial services, manufacturing, crypto, and more.

The company’s global security leaders work in synergy with some of the industry’s most advanced technologies to offer detection and response capabilities that eliminate cyber disruptions agilely.

Group-IB’s Unified Risk Platform (URP) underpins its conviction to build a secure and trusted cyber environment by utilizing intelligence-driven technology and agile expertise that completely detects and defends against all nuances of digital crime. The platform proactively protects organizations’ critical infrastructure from sophisticated attacks while continuously analyzing potentially dangerous behavior all over their network.

The comprehensive suite includes the world’s most trusted Threat Intelligence, The most complete Fraud Protection, AI-powered Digital Risk Protection, Multi-layered protection with Managed Extended Detection and Response (XDR), All-infrastructure Business Email Protection, and External Attack Surface Management.

Furthermore, Group-IB’s full-cycle incident response and investigation capabilities have consistently elevated industry standards. This includes the 77,000+ hours of cybersecurity incident response completed by our sector-leading DFIR Laboratory, more than 1,400 successful investigations completed by the High-Tech Crime Investigations Department, and round-the-clock efforts of CERT-GIB.

Time and again, its solutions and services have been revered by leading advisory and analyst agencies such as Aite Novarica, Gartner®, Forrester, Frost & Sullivan, KuppingerCole Analysts AG, and more.

Being an active partner in global investigations, Group-IB collaborates with international law enforcement organizations such as INTERPOL, EUROPOL and AFRIPOL to create a safer cyberspace. Group-IB is also a member of the Europol European Cybercrime Centre’s (EC3) Advisory Group on Internet Security, which was created to foster closer cooperation between Europol and its leading non-law enforcement partners.