White PapersGroup-IB’s dedication to cybersecurity goes beyond its products and solutions. Our analysts leverage their 17 years of experience in the market to bring the latest industry insights and trends to the public.
Below is a complete library of the research they’ve conducted
Lock like a Pro: How Qakbot fuels enterprise ransomware campaigns
Enterprise ransomware is gaining momentum. Learn about one of the biggest players of the game, ProLock, and its unique kill chain.
Ransomware Uncovered: Attackers’ Latest Methods
Ransomware is on the rise and there are no signs of it stopping. Learn about the latest tactics, techniques, and procedures used by threat actors today to avoid becoming the next victim.
Red Teaming: The tactics and methods involved in full-scale attack simulations
So what is the difference between a pentest and Red Teaming? Find out this and more in this definitive guide to the Red Teaming process.
Cybersecurity challenges to pharmaceutical brands in 2019
Learn what methods criminals use to abuse pharmaceutical brands and popular drugs and distribute poor-quality medicine under their labels.
The possibilities of mobile forensics: extraction, investigation, and crime solving
A forensic expert’s guide to the latest methods of extracting data from mobile devices.
Market Insight: Analysis of the counterfeit goods market infringing on sports brands
Take a deep dive into the digital world of counterfeit sporting goods.
eDiscovery: Basics, Methods and Techniques of Strategic Digital Evidence Management
Learn about the delicate process of collecting, processing, and analyzing digital evidence so that it can be presented to judges and attorneys.
Relevant cyberthreats to perfume brands in 2019
The scent of fraud. Learn how threat actors are stealing the names and reputations of luxury perfume brands for their own financial gain.
The evolution of ransomware and its distribution methods
Ransomware attacks were still on the rise in 2018. Some of them became more sophisticated and adopted tactics and techniques from APT threat actors, focusing not only on data encryption on the endpoints, but also on data exfiltration and network research.