Group-IB

I’ve been making this point for a while: fraud is not a transaction problem. It is the monetisation stage of a cyber operation. Threat Intelligence sees the adversary, infrastructure, malware and compromised credentials. Fraud teams see the victim, account and transaction. Digital risk sees the external attack surface. AML sees the money movement. The problem is that these signals often stay in separate teams and systems. Cyber-Fraud Fusion connects them. It lets intelligence from the cyber side inform fraud decisions before the transaction happens, while fraud signals help cyber teams understand who is being targeted and where the operation is going next. Our new whitepaper, “One Adversary, One Workflow,” explains how to build this defensive loop in practice. In one live banking malware campaign, this approach kept successful fraud to 0.027% of compromised devices, roughly 9x below the broader market. The goal is simple: stop investigating isolated events and start tracking the adversary across the whole operation. One adversary. One workflow. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dXsjD5Fg

🧭 In his latest playbook, Group-IB CEO, Dmitry Volkov, turns high-level strategy into an execution roadmap to collapse the gap between cybersecurity and fraud. A reorganization triggers internal power struggles nobody wants. A new platform purchase demands an ROI business case nobody can yet prove. So institutions stay siloed, and adversaries win by default. You don’t need a new budget, extra headcount, or a massive software overhaul to fix this. You just need 90 days and the team you already have. 📖 Read the full playbook

🔗 A new platform purchase demands an ROI business case nobody can yet prove. So institutions stay siloed. You don’t need a new budget, extra headcount, or a massive software overhaul to fix this. You just need 90 days and the team you already have. In his latest playbook, Group-IB CEO, Dmitry Volkov, turns high-level strategy into an execution roadmap to collapse the gap between cybersecurity and fraud. 📖 Read the full playbook

✨ If you make it to one cybersecurity event this year, make it this one. GISEC Global is where the region's security community gathers. And this year, Group-IB isn't there to make a bold claim about the future of cybersecurity. We're there to prove it. Prediction isn't a direction we're pointing at. It's already running. Book twenty minutes with our team at the stand, and we'll show you what that looks like: 🔹 Cyber and fraud signals, fused into one defence. 🔹 Every major release of our year, in the Innovation Hub. 🔹 A Threat Exposure Assessment that maps your blind spots, live. No pitch. A working session on what your defence could catch before the first alert with the team behind two decades of operations alongside INTERPOL, EUROPOL, and AFRIPOL. 📍 Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC), Expo City, Hall 5, Stand B100 📅 16th – 18th September 2026. Book your slot: https://lnkd.in/eh9Ayr-y/?utm_campaign=NewCampaignGroup&utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=paid&utm_id=626082903&hsa_acc=509945487&hsa_cam=626082903&hsa_grp=889361033&hsa_ad=1531642593&hsa_net=linkedin&hsa_ver=3 #Cybersecurity #GISECGlobal #ThreatDetection #FraudPrevention #CyberDefense #GISEC2026 #FightAgainstCybercrime

⚡ A reorganization triggers internal power struggles nobody wants. A new platform purchase demands an ROI business case nobody can yet prove. So institutions stay siloed, and adversaries win by default. You don’t need a new budget, extra headcount, or a massive software overhaul to fix this. You just need 90 days and the team you already have. Your staff can: 🔹 Unify language: Adopt MITRE F3 across both functions. 🔹 Audit the gap: Walk one live incident end-to-end to map where intelligence died. 🔹 Track what matters: Measure one shared metric—signal-to-action time. 📖 Read the full 90-day plan

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