Kaspersky Wins Frost & Sullivan 2026 Global APT Intelligence and Attribution Annual Company Awards
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Frost & Sullivan Announce Kaspersky the "Global APT Intelligence and Attribution Company of the Year" for 2026, Recognizing Its Comprehensive Capabilities in Advanced Threat Intelligence, Adversary Attribution, and Intelligence-Driven Cybersecurity. Kaspersky states that this recognition confirms its strategy of supporting enterprises in dealing with complex digital transformations, cloud migrations, and regulatory environments with highly credible threat intelligence.
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Kaspersky receives Frost & Sullivan Global APT Intelligence and Attribution Annual Company Awards for 2026

This recognition highlights Kaspersky's capabilities in advanced threat intelligence, adversary attribution, and intelligence-driven network security.

San Antonio, October 26, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Frost & Sullivan announced the awarding of Kaspersky with the title of "Global APT Intelligence and Attribution Company of the Year" for 2026. This award reflects Kaspersky's strategic approach in the research of advanced persistent threats (APT), cyber threat intelligence, and attribution, as well as its comprehensive cybersecurity capabilities developed to address increasingly complex digital threats.

As artificial intelligence ( AI ), continuously expanding cloud environments, and increasingly complex cyberattacks together shape the threat landscape, actionable threat intelligence and proactive defense strategies have become increasingly important for various organizations. Kaspersky, leveraging nearly 30 years of cybersecurity research, global threat telemetry, expertise in threat attribution, and AI assisted security analysis, helps organizations identify, investigate, and respond to emerging threats.

A key feature of Kaspersky's approach is the utilization of threat data to create context-rich intelligence, which helps organizations understand the behavior of their adversaries, investigate suspicious activities, and strengthen security operations. Through professional research teams including the Global Research and Analysis Team ( GReAT ) and Kaspersky Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team ( ICS CERT ), the company conducts investigations into advanced threats and generates intelligence to support proactive threat hunting, incident investigation, and response.

Kaspersky's broader portfolio of cybersecurity products connects threat intelligence with endpoint protection, extended detection and response ( XDR ), security information and event management ( SIEM ), cloud security, network security, and managed security services. These capabilities help to enhance visibility in distributed environments and enable organizations to coordinate detection, investigation, and response activities within increasingly complex IT infrastructures.

The company's capabilities also include APT research, network attribution, industrial network security, and AI assisted security operations. By combining machine learning and automated analysis with expert manual verification, Kaspersky maintains the rigor of analysis required for reliable intelligence assessment while supporting threat analysis. Its contributions to the broader network security ecosystem also include research publications, industry collaboration, partner empowerment, and network security training programs.

In addition to technical capabilities, Kaspersky also emphasizes that transparency, governance, and secure development practices are important components of corporate network security. Initiatives such as its Transparency Center ( Transparency Centers ), as well as independent security assessments and internationally recognized certifications, reflect the company's efforts to meet customers' expectations in terms of security assurance, regulatory requirements, and data processing.

When evaluating Kaspersky's strategic positioning, Frost and Sullivan, Senior Vice Presidents of Sapan Agarwal, stated: "Kaspersky effectively aligns its product portfolio with the evolving needs of enterprise security by integrating threat intelligence, platform integration, cloud protection, and governance. This intelligence-driven approach enhances operational resilience, simplifies security management, and improves its competitive position in an increasingly complex network threat environment."

Gleb Gritsai, Vice President of Kaspersky's Enterprise Products, stated: "Transforming high-confidence threat intelligence into a reliable foundation for corporate growth is the core driving force of our strategy. Receiving the prestigious recognition from Frost and Sullivan is a strong validation of our approach. As organizations face complex digital transformations, cloud migrations, and increasingly stringent regulatory environments, network risk management has become a priority at the board level. Being named Company of the Year proves that Kaspersky's threat intelligence can provide enterprises with the clarity, completeness, and credibility they need to counter advanced threats and ensure long-term business development."

Frost & Sullivan indicates that through investment in research, threat intelligence, and comprehensive security capabilities, Kaspersky has demonstrated a approach that aligns with the evolving needs of the global APT intelligence and attribution market. By combining expertise in adversary research and attribution with operational security technologies, Kaspersky provides support to organizations that wish to enhance their understanding of advanced threats and improve their network security response capabilities.

Frost & Sullivan 2026 Global APT Intelligence and Attribution Annual Company Awards recognized Kaspersky's performance and strategic direction in this market. The awards highlighted the role of intelligence-driven network security in helping organizations assess emerging threats, providing a basis for security decisions, and enhancing resilience against increasingly complex attacks.

About Frost & Sullivan

For over 60 years, Frost and Sullivan have gained a global reputation for helping investors, business leaders, and governments to cope with economic changes, as well as for identifying disruptive technologies, major trends, new business models, and companies that can take action. As a result, they have continuously created growth opportunities that drive future success.

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About Kaspersky

Kaspersky is a global cybersecurity and digital privacy company founded in 1997. To date, Kaspersky has protected over 1 billion devices from emerging cyber threats and targeted attacks. Kaspersky's deep expertise in threat intelligence and security is continuously translated into innovative solutions and services to protect individuals, businesses, critical infrastructure, and governments around the world. The company's comprehensive security product portfolio includes leading digital life protection solutions for personal devices, professional security products and services for businesses, as well as Cyber Immune solutions designed to combat complex and evolving digital threats. Kaspersky states that it helps millions of individual users and nearly 200,000 business customers protect what is most important to them. For more information, please visit www.kaspersky.com.

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