Custom analysis of cyber threat intelligence for your organization

Threat Landscape Service

Identify who is targeting you, predict future attacks, and focus your security priorities accordingly. Group-IB’s Threat Landscape Service delivers a tailored view of your cyber threat landscape based on your infrastructure, suppliers, industry, and regulatory exposure.

You have threat intelligence.
Are you making the most of it?
While most organizations focus on tactical threat intelligence, they often overlook the strategic and operational intelligence needed to drive real security decisions.




62%
of businesses rely on teams of only 1 to 4 people to analyze CTI




34%
lack the technical skills needed to use threat intelligence effectively
Group-IB's Threat Landscape Service analyzes the adversaries most relevant to your environment, maps their techniques to MITRE ATT&CK®, and delivers actionable, prioritized recommendations using Group-IB Threat Intelligence and your own threat intelligence tools.

How Threat Landscape drives decisions and actions

Operationalize threat intelligence across your security program

Security controls gap analysis

Overlay the threat landscape heat map onto your existing security controls to reveal gaps and make weighted, data-driven decisions about investments

Detection and mitigation

Extract specific detection and mitigation recommendations aligned to the techniques and sub-techniques in your threat landscape

Log source prioritization

Determine which MITRE ATT&CK® techniques are most relevant to your organization and identify which log sources you need to cover them

Attack simulation

Build realistic scenarios based on identified threat actors, TTPs, and tools, and use those scenarios to carry out Red Team engagements, APT emulations, and Purple Teaming exercises

Regulatory compliance

Meet requirements set by TIBER-EU, DORA, SAMA CTI, NIS2, and other frameworks that mandate a threat landscape as a prerequisite

Risk assessment and threat modeling

Inject precise, intelligence-driven data into your risk assessment and threat modeling processes to ensure more accurate risk quantification

Detection engineering and threat hunting

Use the most relevant TTPs to build detection use cases and guide hypothesis-driven threat hunting campaigns

Tabletop exercises

Feed relevant, real-world threat scenarios into your tabletop exercises and IR simulations for maximum realism and impact

Available as part of our Group-IB
Services Retainer
How Threat
Landscape
is built
01
Understand your environment
Through structured interviews and documentation reviews, we define your infrastructure and core technologies, critical business processes, suppliers and third-party exposure, regulatory obligations, and existing security capabilities.
02
Build your threat landscape
We identify and prioritize relevant threat actors, offensive tools, and targeting patterns to build a predictive view of who is most likely to target you and how.
03
Get a report
You receive a Threat Landscape Report covering Threat Actor profiles, MITRE ATT&CK® heat map, defensive recommendations, and a strategic executive summary.
04
Transfer knowledge
We conduct a dedicated workshop with your team to guide you through the designed Threat Landscape.

Why Group-IB’s Threat
Landscape Service pays off

Optimized existing investments
Operationalize threat intelligence to align controls and tooling with the threats that are most likely to have a negative financial impact.
Audit-ready documentation
Walk into regulatory reviews with a structured, defensible threat model already in place.
Fewer costly incidents
Predict the attack scenarios and concentrate your resources on those that carry the highest financial consequences.
Frameworks like SAMA CTI and TIBER require you to understand your threat landscape. Organizations must show that they’ve identified relevant threat actors, mapped applicable techniques, and prioritized defenses accordingly. This is no longer optional; it’s a documented requirement for financial institutions and beyond.
Alexander Asmolov

Head of Cyber Defence Сonsulting Practice, Group-IB

Why Group-IB?

Approach built on real attacks
Our methodology is informed by more than 1,600 incident response, investigation, and red team engagements
Intelligence highly regarded by analysts
Delivered by certified experts
Our consultants hold internationally recognized certifications, including GIAC Cyber Threat Intelligence (GCTI), and possess in-depth MITRE ATT&CK-based expertise
Your industry, your region
Local specialists across EMEA, APAC, AMER, and LATAM ensure your threat landscape reflects the adversaries active in your geographical area and sector

Replace gaps in your SOC with strategic
advantages.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a threat landscape?

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It is a structured, intelligence-driven view of the threat actors, techniques, and adversary tools most relevant to an organization. This view is designed to predict who is most likely to target you and operationalize your defenses accordingly.

How long does the engagement take?

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Usually two to four weeks, depending on its scope and complexity.

Can the service be delivered remotely?

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Yes. Engagements can be conducted remotely, on-site, or in hybrid format.

What do we need to provide?

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Information such as industry, geography, key assets, security controls, technologies, third-party relationships, and applicable regulatory requirements.

Which frameworks require a threat landscape?

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TIBER-EU, DORA, SAMA CTI, NIS2, and similar regulatory and testing frameworks.

How does Threat Landscape integrate with other Group-IB services?

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Threat Landscape serves as foundational input for Red Teaming, Purple Teaming, Tabletop Exercises.

What if we don't have a Threat Intelligence platform?

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This service delivers a structured threat baseline and does not require an internal TI function. You will get immediate clarity on prioritization, detection focus, and compliance alignment.

What if we already have Group-IB Threat Intelligence?

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In this case, you can access the Threat Landscape Service using “coins” available as part of your existing Group-IB subscription.

What if we already use Threat Intelligence feeds?

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Feeds provide tactical data on current indicators, while the Threat Landscape Service delivers the strategic and operational intelligence needed to understand who is targeting you and why.

What if we have a dedicated Threat Intelligence team?

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The service strengthens internal expertise by formalizing methodology, documenting threat landscape structure, aligning to MITRE ATT&CK®, and supporting regulator-defensible and audit-ready decisions.

How can I justify the cost to top management?

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The four key business drivers are:

  • Regulatory compliance: frameworks like DORA, TIBER, and NIS2 explicitly require documented threat landscape analysis
  • Cost avoidance: preventing wasted investment in controls that don’t match your risk profile
  • Risk reduction: focusing on threats most likely to have a negative financial impact
  • ROI on existing tools: maximizing what you already have or getting analyst-grade intelligence without additional tools

Is Threat Landscape aligned with regulatory frameworks?

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Yes. The service supports expectations under DORA, TIBER, SAMA, and similar frameworks requiring structured threat identification and prioritization.

How often should the threat landscape be updated?

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Ideally, once per quarter, or whenever significant changes occur in your infrastructure or suppliers, the regulatory environment, geographic exposure, or M&A.