CTI-led
Deepinfo vs. Group-IB
Group-IB fits organizations that want threat intelligence, attack surface and digital risk products together with investigation and incident-response services from one provider, including years of adversary tracking in the Russian-speaking and CIS region.
Deepinfo fits teams that want intelligence tied to their own external surface, with attack surface, brand and vendor risk modules on one index.
What it grew out of
Deepinfo
An index of the internet
breach data, infostealer logs, dark web sources and Deepinfo’s own index
Group-IB
Investigations
incident-response casework plus partner data investigation and incident-response services
Two Shapes of Threat Intelligence.
One grew out of investigations. The other grew out of an index of the internet.
| Capability | Deepinfo | Group-IB |
|---|---|---|
| Threat intelligence | ||
| Lead focus | External exposure across all modules | Threat intelligence and investigations |
| Threat actor profilesTargets, CVEs used, tools used | Yes | Yes |
| Where the intelligence comes from | Breach data, infostealer logs, dark web sources and Deepinfo’s own index | Incident-response casework plus partner data |
| Incident response and investigation services | No | Yes |
| Platform | ||
| Attack surface management | External Attack Surface Management module | Attack Surface Management product |
| Brand and digital risk protection | Brand Risk Protection module | Digital Risk Protection product |
| How the capabilities relate | EASM, CTI, BRP and TPRM share one dataset | Unified Risk Platform, built around a threat intelligence core |
| Direct access to the underlying dataBulk files and query APIs | Data feeds and API services | Portal and managed services |
Last reviewed: October 1, 2026. Group-IB rows reflect its public positioning at that date; confirm current capabilities with Group-IB. Product names are trademarks of their owners; Deepinfo is not affiliated with or endorsed by Group-IB.
Where Group-IB Is Strong.
Group-IB’s regional adversary depth is real.
For organizations whose main intelligence concern is adversary groups working in the Russian-speaking and CIS region, Group-IB’s casework, analysts and regional reporting come from years of operational presence.
Deepinfo is not an incident-response firm. When you need investigators after a breach, that is a different purchase.
Intelligence That Knows Your Assets.
The platform matches breach records, infostealer logs and dark web findings to your domains, employees and customers. A compromised-device record shows how many passwords, cookies and sensitive cookies the machine held, and how often one password repeats.
Because the platform also tracks your attack surface, brands and vendors, your team works leaked credentials, exposed hosts and lookalikes from one place.
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Infostealer log
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1Infected device CTIone device, counted once:
HWIDmasked
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[Passwords]41 saved
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2Your SSO login CTIwith its password:
URLhttps://
sso.acme.example/login USER j.masked@acme.example
PASS masked
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3The host nobody listed EASMand now its password:
URLhttps://
vpn-legacy.acme.example USER j.masked
PASS masked
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4Session cookies CTIpast the password and MFA:
[Cookies]1,208 · 36 sensitive
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[Autofill] · [Tokens]312 · 4
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5Password reuse CTIone password, many sites:
SamePassword63%
Tied to one device, one account and one person, so your team resets the right login and cleans the right laptop.
Record openednewly_detected
Where Deepinfo Goes Further.
Every Module on One Dataset
External Attack Surface Management, Brand Risk Protection, Third-Party Risk Management and Deep Search & Insights sit next to threat intelligence. All of them read one index and share one notification and report system.
Data You Can Query Yourself
The index behind the modules holds 400M+ domains, 2B+ subdomains, 200B+ DNS records and 30B+ SSL certificates. Data feeds and a public API let your engineers build on it directly.
Leaked Credentials, Sorted by Whose They Are
Compromised employee, client and payment credentials each have their own search and export. Your team marks them resolved, accepts the risk or flags a false positive, one record at a time or all records that match a filter.
What Buyers Ask About Both.
Does Deepinfo offer incident response services?
No. Deepinfo is a platform, not an incident-response firm. It works before an incident, on the exposures and leaked credentials that attackers use to get in.
Can Deepinfo and Group-IB run side by side?
They can. Group-IB can stay the investigations and regional intelligence partner, while Deepinfo matches breach, infostealer and dark web findings to your own domains, next to your attack surface, brands and vendors.
Group-IB also sells attack surface and digital risk products. How do they compare?
Both cover that ground. In Deepinfo, External Attack Surface Management and Brand Risk Protection share one dataset with threat intelligence; Group-IB builds its Unified Risk Platform around a threat intelligence core. Run both on the same seed domains and brand names to compare.
What does a threat actor profile in Deepinfo contain?
Identity and profile (size, types, sophistication, specializations), origin countries, activity across leaks, forums and markets, the regions, industries and organizations the actor targets, and the CVEs and tools it uses.
Can the intelligence reach our own tools?
Yes. Breaches, compromised accounts, credentials and devices, threat actors and news are all queryable through the CTI API, and credential findings export in full. Group-IB delivers its intelligence through its portal and managed services.
See What Has Already Leaked.
Book a demo on your domain to see breach, infostealer and dark web findings next to your attack surface.