The Indian business management credit system, Quadrant Knowledge Solutions, has rated Kaspersky Threat Intelligence highly across the parameters of technology excellence and customer impact for the second consecutive year. The solution has been praised for providing contextualized analysis that aids security teams in detecting, responding to, and mitigating external threats promptly.
The company’s Spark Matrix offers a detailed analysis of global Digital Threat Intelligence (DTI) market dynamics, major trends, vendor landscape, and competitive positioning, helping companies evaluate various vendor capabilities, competitive differentiation, and market positions.
The Head of Threat Research, at Kaspersky, Alexander Liskin, commented: “Kaspersky Threat Intelligence is regularly recognized as a global leader by various international analytical agencies, and we are proud that Quadrant Knowledge Solutions has also given us such a high rating. In addition to the fact that our research teams validate and analyze aggregated data from all over the world, we are constantly enhancing our capabilities to detect external threats in real-time.”
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Liskin added “This allows us to provide companies with the latest and most relevant information on cyber threats, offering reliable protection for all their business assets. For over 26 years, Kaspersky has provided industry-leading expertise to customers around the world, and we will continue to accomplish our mission of building a safer future.”
Riya Tomar, an analyst at Quadrant Knowledge Solutions, added: “Kaspersky Threat Intelligence (TI) offers one of the richest and most comprehensive portfolios in the industry. This includes Data Feeds, TI reports (APT, Crimeware, and ICS), Threat Analysis, and Digital Footprint Intelligence, provided via the Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal, TI Platform, and other services. Kaspersky’s global presence, particularly in countries where most attacks originate, has given the vendor a unique ability to collect, understand, analyze, and distribute thoroughly vetted information, thus providing a comprehensive view of the actual threat landscape for every organization.”
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Tomar further emphasized: “Kaspersky’s research teams have a successful track record of spotting new threats early. They continuously discover, infiltrate, and monitor closed communities and dark forums with restricted access worldwide. These capabilities enable organizations to stay ahead of potential threats and enhance their overall cybersecurity posture.”
The Kaspersky Threat Intelligence portfolio provides an all-encompassing view of an organization’s security posture. It includes Threat Data Feeds, Threat Lookup, Digital Footprint Intelligence, Threat Analysis (Sandbox, Attribution, Similarity), and Threat Intelligence Reporting, all provided via the Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal, a single access point where security services work interconnectedly, enriching and reinforcing each other. To learn more about Kaspersky Threat Intelligence, please visit the website.
Since 2017, Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has discovered and dissected more than 70 of the world’s most sophisticated targeted attacks – cutting-edge threat research that continues to this day. You can test this elite intelligence and knowledge for free here.