Kaspersky has been named Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Company of the Year in the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Intelligence & Attribution category, recognizing its threat intelligence capabilities, cyber threat attribution technologies, and AI-assisted security analytics.
The award recognizes companies demonstrating innovation, market-leading performance, and customer care. According to Frost & Sullivan, Kaspersky stood out for its strategic leadership, research capabilities, brand strength, and ability to address evolving enterprise cybersecurity needs.
Kaspersky combines nearly three decades of threat research with advanced cyber threat intelligence, patented attribution technologies, artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted analytics, and expert human validation to help organizations better understand and respond to sophisticated cyber threats.
Frost & Sullivan also highlighted the company’s efforts to reduce alert fatigue through context-rich threat intelligence, consolidate security tools through an integrated ecosystem, and protect distributed digital infrastructure. Its services also address cybersecurity skills shortages, regulatory compliance, and data sovereignty requirements.
Looking ahead, Kaspersky is investing in AI-driven behavioral analytics to counter increasingly automated malware creation while strengthening security for AI systems themselves. Its strategy also emphasizes moving beyond traditional indicators of compromise (IoCs) toward predictive indicators of attack (IoAs), enabling organizations to identify potential threats earlier.
The recognition reinforces Kaspersky’s focus on intelligence-led cybersecurity as organizations face increasingly complex digital threats, cloud adoption challenges, and evolving regulatory requirements.
The full Frost & Sullivan report, 2026 Global APT Intelligence & Attribution Company of the Year, is available through the award announcement’s linked report.
