Analytical Report

Group-IB Named Visionary Leader | Frost Radar ERMM 2026

Group-IB named a Visionary Leader in the Frost Radar™: Enterprise Risk Mitigation and Management Platforms, 2026.

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Of 30+ enterprise risk vendors, Frost & Sullivan benchmarked 15. If you’re evaluating platforms, that’s where the bar is, pre-filtered. The report shows you the criteria behind who made the cut, and why Group-IB’s intelligence origination and Cyber-Fraud Fusion approach stands out.

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Enterprise risk is now a multi-domain problem

A single adversary operation rarely stays in one domain now. It maps external exposure, steals an identity, moves through a supplier, and increasingly exploits newer openings like shadow AI and non-human identities.

Risk controls built for one domain were designed for a threat that no longer behaves that way. A new platform category has emerged to defend across those same domains.

Enterprise risk mitigation and management, or ERMM, brings attack surface management, cyber threat intelligence and digital risk protection into a unified offering, with visibility from both outside the organization and inside it.

Frost & Sullivan has tracked this category since 2022, first as External Risk Mitigation and Management; the 2026 edition broadens it to Enterprise, same acronym, wider scope.

The bar Frost & Sullivan set

All three capabilities, natively: Attack surface management, cyber threat intelligence and digital risk protection must be part of the offering. Vendors missing any of these native capabilities were excluded.

Native remediation: The platform must be able to act on its findings, not just report them. Offerings that depend on an external remediation or threat mitigation solution were excluded.

Both directions of visibility: Outside-in visibility shows the organization as an external attacker sees it. Inside-out visibility shows internal risk and how it connects beyond the organization. Both were required.

These criteria give buyers a practical basis for judging whether a platform actually covers risk across domains.

Why was Group-IB recognized

Frost & Sullivan recognized Group-IB for innovation leadership in ERMM, highlighting three areas:

Intelligence from original research and investigations. Frost identifies Group-IB’s proprietary intelligence origination as a core differentiator, drawing on criminal-community research, regional human intelligence, incident response, malware analysis and fraud telemetry.

The value for security teams is context: who is behind a finding, and what makes it worth acting on. Through a shared global intelligence data lake, this research also informs exposure management, fraud detection and brand protection.

Cybersecurity and fraud expertise applied together. Frost identifies Cyber-Fraud Fusion being highly differentiated, bridging historically separate cybersecurity and fraud teams. Group-IB correlates cyber indicators (malicious infrastructure, malware, domains) with fraud indicators (mule accounts, stolen cards, payment abuse), so a security signal and a fraud signal can be read as one operation. Its Cyber Fraud Intelligence Platform (CFIP) supports secure, real-time sharing of suspicious signals between organizations before fraud is completed.

Analyst perspective

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Group-IB earned its Visionary Leader position by moving beyond fragmented threat visibility toward a unified, prediction-driven approach to enterprise risk. Its sustained R&D investment and proprietary intelligence origination continue to differentiate it in a market that is consolidating quickly.

Read the assessment behind the recognition. Download the report to examine Frost’s criteria and its analysis of Group-IB.

Key Takeaway

Group-IB named a Visionary Leader in the Frost Radar™: Enterprise Risk Mitigation and Management Platforms, 2026.

Frost & Sullivan benchmarked 15 vendors selected from a field of more than 30.

Group-IB was recognized for innovation leadership in ERMM, combining attack surface management, cyber threat intelligence, and digital risk protection.

Frost highlighted proprietary intelligence origination from Group-IB’s own research and investigations.

Cyber-Fraud Fusion was identified as a key differentiator, applying intelligence across both cybersecurity and fraud.