Kaspersky threat intelligence has received Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Global APT Intelligence & Threat Attribution Company of the Year award, recognizing the cybersecurity company’s work in identifying and attributing advanced cyber threats.

Key Takeaways

  • Frost & Sullivan assessed Kaspersky’s threat intelligence and attribution capabilities.
  • Kaspersky says it combines AI-assisted analytics with human validation in its security services.

What the Kaspersky threat intelligence award recognizes

Frost & Sullivan said Kaspersky’s offering addressed customer needs including alert fatigue, fragmented security tools and the protection of distributed infrastructure. Threat attribution involves identifying the actors behind cyberattacks.

The recognition also considered capabilities intended to help organizations manage cybersecurity skills shortages, regulatory compliance and data sovereignty requirements.

Company strategy and operations

Kaspersky says its approach combines threat research, patented attribution technologies and AI-assisted analytics with expert human validation. The company also maintains transparency centers where its source code can be reviewed independently.

Alvin Cheng, Kaspersky’s Greater China general manager, said the company plans to use its threat intelligence and attribution capabilities to help enterprises in China identify adversaries and manage cyber risks.

Founded in 1997, Kaspersky says it serves nearly 200,000 organizations worldwide.

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