Kaspersky has received immense appreciation, acceptance and trust from India as well as other South Asian countries. This has helped Kaspersky quadruple its reach in the market. Kaspersky has emerged as a true cyber solutions provider having a spread of offerings in endpoint, server security, cloud security, Industrial Cyber security. We have gained a great mindshare and customer acceptance for our services portfolio with advanced and predictive offerings on Cyber Threat Intelligence, Compromise assessment , Red and Blue Team exercise and Vulnerability and penetrative testing.
Both large enterprise and government deals contributed to a spike in our target accomplishments and growth. On the consumer front, we are one of the most trusted brands for endpoint security on all the leading digital sales platforms across the country. We were among the early visionaries to accelerate our investments, focus as well as business strategies on accelerating our sales growth on the leading online selling platforms in India, which have resulted in a major surge for our consumer business.
In an increasingly digital, highly connected business environment, and with an ever-evolving threat landscape, organizations need to prioritize mitigating attacks before they hit their systems. To achieve this, they need to collect threat data and analyze it to understand attack motives and behaviours. In simple terms, enterprises need to build threat intelligence that helps them move faster than the attackers and take more-informed and proactive decisions in terms of protecting their digital infrastructure.
Furthermore, the pandemic-led disruption has forced enterprises to reduce their on-premise dependency and adopt cloud and as-a-service platforms. This is not only driven by infrastructure manageability challenges, but also by the focus on building use cases around emerging technologies.
A threat intelligence platform must capture and monitor real-time feeds from across an enterprise’s digital footprint and turn them into insights to build a preventive posture, instead of a reactive one. It must diagnose and analyze security incidents on hosts and the network and signals from internal systems against unknown threats, thereby minimizing incident response time and disrupt the kill chain before critical systems and data are compromised.
