Group-IB Attack Surface Management review
A threat-intelligence-enriched ASM platform with continuous monitoring and remediation workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Group-IB Attack Surface Management is an external attack surface management platform for organizations that need visibility into internet-facing infrastructure. It discovers and inventories known, unknown, shadow IT, and forgotten assets, then continuously monitors the external attack surface for vulnerabilities and configuration issues. Risk scoring, vulnerability assessment, infrastructure graphs, and relationship mapping help security teams understand exposure across connected assets. The platform is suited to enterprises that need threat-intelligence-enriched ASM with reporting, notifications, developer tools, and remediation support.
The published plans divide the offering into Standard and Premium. Standard maps the attack surface and focuses on reducing perimeter cyber risks. Premium adds managed attack surface management and visibility into supply-chain and third-party cyber exposure. Pricing requires contacting sales, and the official site states that pricing is based on confirmed external assets, with licenses typically lasting one year. A 21-day trial provides an evaluation period, while there is no free plan.
Its strongest fit is for teams that need continuous discovery, shadow-IT detection, cloud asset visibility, attack path analysis, threat-intelligence enrichment, and issue workflows in one platform. AWS and Microsoft Azure are listed integrations, while REST API access and developer tools support connections with security operations tooling. Teams seeking a focused external exposure view should find the feature set relevant; organizations requiring a broad prebuilt integration ecosystem or publicly displayed pricing may prefer an alternative. Choose Group-IB when threat intelligence and relationship mapping matter, and consider other options when integration breadth or self-serve purchasing is a priority.
Group-IB Attack Surface Management pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Continuously discovers and monitors external, shadow-IT, and forgotten assets
- Enriches risk findings with threat intelligence and relationship mapping
- Supports remediation workflows, reporting, notifications, and REST API access
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Pricing requires contacting sales
- Listed integrations are limited to AWS and Microsoft Azure
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