Right-size Group-IB India to the risk you actually run.
Group-IB sells one platform with seven modules. Most Indian buyers need one or two. Pick the module your problem is, buy it through the India channel, and skip the rest.
Group-IB Threat Intelligence at a glance
Why Group-IB anchors most Indian threat intelligence estates.
- OEM
- Group-IB, the Singapore-headquartered cybersecurity firm founded in 2003, whose Unified Risk Platform brings Threat Intelligence, Fraud Protection, Digital Risk Protection, Attack Surface Management, Managed XDR and Business Email Protection under one intelligence graph.
- India route
- Group-IB sells through the channel in India. As of early 2026, Savex Technologies is the named national distributor for India and SAARC; Ingram Micro held the distribution before. Licences, deployment and support come through the authorised route, with a GST invoice.
- Range
- Threat Intelligence (dark-web and threat-actor tracking), Fraud Protection (device fingerprinting and behavioural analysis for banking and payments), Digital Risk Protection and takedown, Attack Surface Management, Managed XDR, Business Email Protection and a DFIR practice.
- Pricing shape
- Modular and quote-based. You license only the modules you take, typically as an annual subscription scoped to users, endpoints or protected assets. Fraud Protection is also available on the AWS Marketplace with private-offer pricing. There is no public price list.*
- India diligence
- The platform maps to the DPDP Act 2023, the RBI and SEBI cyber frameworks and CERT-In directions. For regulated buyers, note the entity you contract is Group-IB Global Pte Ltd in Singapore; Group-IB separated from its Russian business in 2023, which became a distinct company.
The Group-IB Threat Intelligence ranges Sirius Star supplies
Pick the range that matches the use case. We size the mix in the free 30-minute review.
Fraud Protection
For banks, payment firms, fintechs and e-commerce. It watches the user’s device and behaviour, not just the password, so it catches account takeover, social-engineering and malware fraud in real time without drowning customers in one-time passwords. Group-IB says the platform already protects over 500 million users. If your problem is money leaving through fraud, this is where you start, and often the only module you need.
- Device fingerprinting and behavioural analysis, not just credentials
- Catches account takeover, social engineering and malware fraud in real time
- Cuts one-time-password friction while raising detection
- Right for BFSI, fintech, payments and e-commerce
Threat Intelligence
Group-IB’s original strength: dark-web monitoring, threat-actor tracking and one of the largest adversary databases in the industry. It tells you which groups target your sector and what they are preparing. It is genuinely good. It is also only worth the money if you have a SOC or an analyst to read it and act. A feed nobody opens is shelfware. Buy this when you have a team, not before.
- Dark-web and threat-actor monitoring for your sector
- Early warning on compromised credentials and infrastructure
- Feeds your SOC, SIEM and fraud team
- Worth it only with people to action it
Digital Risk Protection and Attack Surface
For the brand-abuse problem: fake apps in the store, phishing domains cloning your login, lookalike social accounts, leaked data. Digital Risk Protection finds them and drives takedowns. Attack Surface Management shows you the internet-facing assets you forgot you had before an attacker does. A very Indian problem set, from fake banking apps to UPI-fraud pages.
- Finds fake apps, phishing domains and lookalike accounts
- Drives takedowns instead of only alerting
- Maps your external attack surface and forgotten assets
- Fits banks, brands and consumer apps
Managed XDR, BEC and DFIR
For teams that would rather have detection and response run for them. Managed XDR watches your estate with Group-IB analysts behind it. Business Email Protection targets the invoice-fraud and BEC emails that slip past standard filters. And the DFIR practice, with an incident-response retainer, is who you want on the phone at 2am after a breach. Add these when you need hands, not just tools.
- Managed detection and response with analysts, not just software
- Business Email Protection for BEC and invoice fraud
- Incident-response retainer for breach readiness
- Right when you lack in-house SOC capacity
Group-IB Threat Intelligence vs Recorded, Cyble, BioCatch
All four are honest choices. Most Indian buyers land on the first option for service depth and ecosystem fit.
| Brand | Where it wins | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Group-IB (Unified Risk Platform) | One intelligence graph feeding fraud, threat intel, takedown and response, so a signal seen in one module strengthens the others. Standout fraud protection built on device and behavioural analysis, a deep dark-web database, and a takedown operation that actually removes phishing sites rather than just flagging them. | Indian BFSI, fintech, payments, e-commerce and consumer brands that have a real fraud or brand-abuse problem, and want adversary intelligence and takedown from one vendor rather than four. |
| Recorded Future / Mandiant (threat intelligence) | Very deep, well-staffed threat-intelligence programmes with broad geopolitical and technical coverage and mature integrations. | Large enterprises and governments with a funded SOC that lives inside a threat-intel feed all day. If pure threat intelligence at scale is the whole requirement, these are heavyweight picks. |
| Cyble (India-based DRP and TI) | An India-headquartered vendor for digital risk protection and threat intelligence, with local presence and often keener commercials for the mid-market. | Indian mid-market buyers who want a local vendor for dark-web monitoring and brand protection and do not need Group-IB’s fraud-fusion depth. |
| BioCatch / Feedzai (pure fraud) | Specialist fraud and behavioural-biometrics platforms, often embedded deep in banking transaction flows. | Tier-1 banks building a dedicated fraud stack who want a pure-play fraud vendor and already have threat intelligence covered elsewhere. |
How a Sirius Star Group-IB procurement runs
Free 30 minute review first. Then a written quote in 24 working hours.
Name the risk
We start with the problem you are actually trying to solve, not the product line. Fraud, brand abuse, intelligence or response.
Match the module
We map that problem to the one or two Group-IB modules that fix it, and tell you which to leave.
Scope and quote
We size the module to your users, endpoints or assets and return a written quote through the India channel in 24 working hours.
Deploy and prove
We stand up the module, settle the diligence on paper, and hold it to a number the board can see before you add more.
Buying Group-IB in India: A Module and Procurement Guide
A short, honest guide to choosing the right Group-IB module, buying it through the India channel, and answering the questions your board will ask.
- Which of the seven modules fixes your actual problem
- When Threat Intelligence is worth it, and when it is shelfware
- How to procure through the authorised India distributor
- The Singapore entity and 2023 separation, documented for diligence
Group-IB Threat Intelligence India FAQ
Common questions about this brand for Indian buyers. Hover any underlined term for a plain-English definition.
How much does Group-IB cost in India?
Group-IB is quote-based, not a fixed price list. You license only the modules you take, usually as an annual subscription scoped to your users, endpoints or protected assets, so a single-module fraud project costs far less than the full platform. Fraud Protection is also available on the AWS Marketplace with private-offer pricing.Which Group-IB module should I buy first?
Start with the module that fixes your actual problem. If you are losing money to fraud, that is Fraud Protection. If fake apps and phishing domains are the issue, Digital Risk Protection and takedown. Threat Intelligence is excellent, but only worth buying when you have a SOC or analyst to act on it.How do I buy Group-IB in India?
Through the authorised channel. As of early 2026, Savex Technologies is Group-IB’s named national distributor for India and SAARC; Ingram Micro held the distribution before. You get genuine licensing, local support and a GST invoice through a partner such as Sirius Star, and Fraud Protection can also be procured via the AWS Marketplace.Is Group-IB a Russian company?
Group-IB was founded in Moscow in 2003 but is now headquartered in Singapore, and in 2023 it fully separated from its Russian business, which continued as a distinct company. The entity you contract today is Group-IB Global in Singapore. For regulated Indian buyers it is a fair diligence question, and the answer is documented and clean.Do I need the whole Unified Risk Platform?
No. Most Indian buyers need one or two modules, not all seven. The platform lets modules share intelligence, but you only license what you take. Buy the part that solves your problem, prove it, and add more later if there is a reason and a team to use it.Not sure which Group-IB module your problem actually needs?
That is exactly what the free risk audit answers. Tell us what you are trying to protect and what you are losing, and it maps the right module, the scope and the order to roll out in. The written quote lands in 24 working hours.
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