Press release · October 26, 2026 · prnewswire.com
Kaspersky named Frost & Sullivan 2026 Global Company of the Year
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Summary
Kaspersky has received the 2026 Global Company of the Year Recognition for Global APT Intelligence & Attribution from Frost & Sullivan. The recognition credits the company's work in advanced persistent threat research, threat intelligence, and attribution, along with the integrated security capabilities it has developed.
Organizations are operating within a threat landscape shaped by artificial intelligence, expanding cloud environments, and more complex cyberattacks. In this setting, actionable threat intelligence and proactive defense strategies have grown in importance.
Kaspersky draws on nearly three decades of cybersecurity research, global threat telemetry, attribution expertise, and AI-assisted security analytics. Its Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) and Kaspersky Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS CERT) investigate advanced threats and produce intelligence for threat hunting, incident investigation, and response.
The company's portfolio connects that intelligence with endpoint protection, extended detection and response (XDR), security information and event management (SIEM), cloud security, network security, and managed security services. Kaspersky pairs machine learning and automated analytics with expert human validation. Its Transparency Centers, independent security assessments, and internationally recognized certifications address governance and secure development practices.
Sapan Agarwal, SVP, Frost & Sullivan, said “Kaspersky effectively aligns its portfolio with evolving enterprise security requirements by integrating threat intelligence, platform consolidation, cloud protection, and governance.” Gleb Gritsai, VP, Corporate Products at Kaspersky, said “Turning high-confidence threat intelligence into a reliable foundation for corporate growth is the core driver of our strategy.”
The recognition points to intelligence-driven cybersecurity as a means of helping organizations assess emerging threats and strengthen resilience against increasingly sophisticated attacks.
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