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Kaspersky Threat Intelligence
World-class threat research, operationalised — Kaspersky’s renowned GReAT team plus 300M+ user telemetry, delivered as APT reports, feeds, IOCs and a portal to investigate and anticipate.
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Kaspersky Threat Intelligence turns the research of one of the world's most respected threat teams into operational defence. Its Global Research & Analysis Team (GReAT) is renowned for uncovering some of the most significant cyber-espionage and APT campaigns in the industry's history — and that research, plus Kaspersky's telemetry from 300M+ users, feeds a threat-intelligence offering spanning APT and crimeware reporting, indicators of compromise, a Threat Intelligence Portal for investigation and lookups, digital-footprint intelligence and threat-landscape context. The value of intelligence is context: a raw detection tells you something happened, but intelligence tells you who's behind it, how they operate and what they'll do next. For a mature SOC — or one building intelligence-led defence — Kaspersky's GReAT-grade intelligence is a genuinely strong asset. As across the portfolio, the technology is excellent; the vendor context is a factor to weigh for your compliance footprint.
The Kaspersky platform family
This page covers Threat Intelligence — the intel layer. The rest of the portfolio:
Quick facts
30-second orientation- Product
- Kaspersky Threat Intelligence
- Vendor
- Kaspersky (founded 1997 · 300M+ users · Moscow)
- The source
- GReAT — a world-renowned threat-research team
- Fed by
- Telemetry from 300M+ users worldwide
- Spans
- APT & crimeware reports, IOCs, portal, digital footprint
- The value
- Context — who, how, what next
- The portal
- Threat Intelligence Portal for lookups & investigation
- The pedigree
- Landmark APT & cyber-espionage discoveries
- Licensing
- Subscription / feeds; enterprise
- In India via
- TechBag — quotes, PoCs, GST invoicing, Tier-1 support
Understand threat intelligence before you buy it
Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.
What is threat intelligence?
The context that makes a detection actionable — who’s behind an attack, how they operate and what they’ll do next — from GReAT’s world-class research and 300M+ user telemetry.
Delivered as reports, feeds, IOCs and a portal to operationalise it.
A static feed vs GReAT-grade operationalised intelligence — the honest table
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | A feed nobody reads | GReAT intelligence + portal |
|---|---|---|
| A detection | 'Something happened' | 'This adversary, here's next' |
| The research | Generic feeds | GReAT world-class research |
| The reach | One source | 300M+ user telemetry |
| Operationalising | A feed nobody reads | A portal to investigate |
| Beyond the perimeter | Blind | Digital-footprint intelligence |
| The forms | IOCs only | Reports + feeds + IOCs + footprint |
| The outcome | React | Anticipate |
| The pedigree | Unknown | Landmark APT discoveries |
World-class research and telemetry — weigh the vendor/attribution context for your specific use case.
The five pieces of the platform
Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.
GReAT Research
The Global Research & Analysis Team behind some of the industry's most significant APT and cyber-espionage discoveries — the world-class research at the core.
Global Telemetry
Threat data from Kaspersky's vast global telemetry — real-time signal from hundreds of millions of protected systems, feeding the intelligence.
Threat Intel Portal
The Threat Intelligence Portal for investigating indicators, building a threat landscape and enriching analysis — where analysts operationalise the intel.
Reporting & Feeds
APT and crimeware reporting, data feeds and indicators of compromise — the intelligence in the forms a SOC actually consumes.
Digital Footprint
Digital-footprint intelligence — how your organisation looks to an attacker, and the exposure that lives beyond your perimeter.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Twelve capabilities. Research, deliver, investigate.
Kaspersky Threat Intelligence turns GReAT’s world-class research into operational defence — understand your adversary, not just detect the alert.
GReAT Research
Intelligence grounded in the Global Research & Analysis Team's landmark APT and cyber-espionage discoveries.
300M+ User Telemetry
Real-time threat signal from hundreds of millions of protected systems worldwide — breadth at scale.
APT & Crimeware Reports
Finished reporting on advanced adversaries and crimeware — the strategic context for defensive planning.
Data Feeds & IOCs
Indicators of compromise and data feeds — the operational intelligence your detection tools ingest.
Threat-Landscape Context
A view of the threats relevant to your sector and organisation — the intelligence, contextualised.
Digital-Footprint Intel
The outside-in view of how your organisation looks to an attacker — exposure beyond your perimeter.
Threat Intelligence Portal
The workbench to look up indicators, investigate threats and build a threat landscape for your organisation.
IOC Lookup & Enrichment
Look up and enrich indicators with Kaspersky's data — turning a raw IOC into contextualised intelligence.
Build a Threat Landscape
Assemble the adversaries, campaigns and threats specific to your organisation — intelligence made your own.
Adversary Attribution
Attribute activity to known adversaries and campaigns — the who behind the what, from GReAT's research.
Detection Enrichment
Enrich your detections and investigations with the intelligence — grounding your SOC in real adversary context.
Grounds the SOC
The intelligence that grounds the whole Kaspersky SOC — KATA, MDR and Next all draw on GReAT.
Watch Kaspersky Threat Intelligence in action
Building a threat landscape in the portal, the portal overview, and the GReAT APT reporting.
Building a Threat Landscape with the Kaspersky TI Portal
Operationalising intelligence in the portal.
Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal
The investigation and lookup workbench.
Kaspersky's Threat Intelligence & APT Reports
The GReAT reporting that grounds defence.
Want a live, India-context walkthrough on your own fleet?
Book a guided demo →A feed lists indicators. GReAT names the adversary.
Here’s what genuinely sets Kaspersky Threat Intelligence apart from the alternatives.
GReAT is world-class — genuinely
Kaspersky's Global Research & Analysis Team is one of the most respected threat-research teams in the world, credited with uncovering landmark APT and cyber-espionage campaigns that shaped the industry's understanding of nation-state threats. Intelligence grounded in that research reflects real, cutting-edge adversary knowledge — a genuine asset few vendors can match on threat research alone.
Intelligence is context
A raw detection tells you something happened; threat intelligence tells you who's behind it, how they operate and what they'll do next. That context transforms defence from reactive to informed — you understand your adversary and can anticipate them. Kaspersky's intelligence provides exactly that, grounded in real GReAT research and vast global telemetry.
The reach of 300M+ users
Beyond the research, the intelligence is fed by telemetry from hundreds of millions of protected systems worldwide — real-time signal on emerging threats at massive scale. That breadth, combined with GReAT's depth, means the intelligence sees both the cutting-edge APT and the broad, current threat landscape.
A portal to operationalise it
The Threat Intelligence Portal lets analysts actually use the intelligence — look up indicators, investigate threats, build a threat landscape for their organisation and enrich their analysis. Intelligence you can operationalise in a workbench is worth far more than a feed nobody has time to apply.
Sees beyond your perimeter
Digital-footprint intelligence shows how your organisation looks to an attacker — the exposure, leaked data and threats that live outside your network. The first sign of trouble is often out there, before it reaches you, and this outside-in view catches what internal tools can't.
The honest context, applied to intel
As across the portfolio, GReAT's research quality is genuinely world-class, and the vendor context (the 2024 US restriction, and — with intelligence — questions some raise about attribution neutrality on certain nation-state topics) is a factor to weigh for your situation. For most operational, technical threat intelligence and for India buyers, it's an excellent resource; TechBag helps you assess the fit honestly.
The numbers behind the platform
What your Kaspersky Threat Intelligence journey looks like
Intel-need scoping
Your SOC's intel maturity, how you'd operationalise the intelligence, and your compliance footprint. TechBag scopes it free.
Portal & feeds live
The Threat Intelligence Portal and feeds set up; analysts look up indicators, build the threat landscape, ingest reports.
Operationalisation
Intelligence enriching your detections and investigations; digital-footprint exposure reviewed; APT reporting into planning.
Intelligence-led steady state
Defence grounded in GReAT-grade intelligence, operationalised through the portal. TechBag models the mix and context in INR/GST.
Trusted across regulated industries in 100+ countries
The review scoreboard
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?
Talk to an advisor“GReAT's research is genuinely world-class — the APT reporting reflects cutting-edge adversary knowledge you can't get from generic feeds. For a mature SOC it's a real asset.”
“The Threat Intelligence Portal let us operationalise the intel — look up indicators, build our threat landscape, enrich investigations. Intelligence we actually use, not a feed nobody reads.”
“The 300M-user telemetry reach means the intel sees emerging threats fast. Depth from GReAT plus breadth from the telemetry — a strong combination.”
“Digital-footprint intelligence flagged exposure outside our perimeter we'd have missed. The outside-in view is genuinely useful.”
“For operational, technical threat intelligence it's excellent. TechBag helped us assess the context for our India footprint — straightforward for us.”
“The APT and crimeware reporting grounds our defensive planning in real adversary tradecraft. That research pedigree is the differentiator.”
“It's a SOC/analyst-team resource — scope it for a team that will operationalise intelligence. In that context, it's world-class.”
“We weighed the vendor context and, for technical operational intel and our India operations, it was immaterial. The research quality won.”
Where everyone sits — the grids
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the threat intelligence market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
TechBag Threat-Intel Grid
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
GReAT research + telemetry + portal — this page's subject.
Research Depth × Operationalisation
The grid nobody publishes — how deep the threat research is vs how well you can operationalise it in a portal.
GReAT depth + telemetry breadth — the corner it owns.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Kaspersky Threat Intelligence vs the field
The intelligence leaders — honest lanes; CrowdStrike’s adversary intelligence is live for comparison.
| Dimension | Kaspersky TI | CrowdStrike Adversary Intel | Recorded Future | Mandiant | Open-source feeds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heritage & focus | GReAT research + telemetry | Adversary-centric | Intelligence graph | IR-forged benchmark | Free IOCs |
| Research depth | GReAT world-class | Deep | Broad graph | Deepest IR intel | None |
| Portal / operationalisation | TI Portal | In Falcon | Strong portal | Chronicle/portal | DIY |
| Digital footprint | Included | Recon | Strong | Strong | None |
| Vendor context | US-restricted; attribution debates | US-based | US-based | US-based (Google) | Varies |
| Best fit | Mature SOCs wanting GReAT-grade technical intel (no US ties) | Falcon customers | Broad analyst intel | IR-heritage intel | Budget IOC needs |
Which threat-intel approach fits you?
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Choose Kaspersky TI if…
- ✓You want GReAT-grade, world-class threat research
- ✓The 300M+ telemetry reach and a usable portal appeal
- ✓Operational, technical threat intelligence is your need
- ✓You're India-focused and weigh the context accordingly
Choose CrowdStrike Adversary Intel if…
- ✓You're on Falcon and want native adversary intel — hub live
Choose Recorded Future if…
- ✓Broad analyst-facing intelligence-graph coverage leads
Choose Mandiant if…
- ✓You want the frontline IR-forged intelligence benchmark
Choose open-source if…
- ✓You only need free IOC feeds and will do the work yourself
What does flying blind on adversaries cost you?
Drag the sliders (count security staff; IT-hour cost as loaded analyst rate). Estimates assume ~4 hours per analyst per week manually researching and correlating threats without operationalised intelligence, with ~60% removed by GReAT-grade intel in a usable portal — the avoided-breach value from anticipating the right adversary is the larger, unpriced win. Illustrative.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models actual device counts and modules.
Three ways to consume it
Kaspersky TI prices by subscription/feed tier. TechBag scopes it against your SOC intel maturity and context in one GST quote.
Reports & feeds
Best for grounding defence
- APT & crimeware reporting
- IOC data feeds
- Threat-landscape context
+ TI Portal
Best for operationalisation
- Investigate & look up indicators
- Build your threat landscape
- Enrich analysis
+ Digital footprint
Best for outside-in view
- Exposure beyond the perimeter
- Grounds the whole Kaspersky SOC
- TechBag scopes the mix + context
Buy it for less — TechBag pricing beats list
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
Get an India-ready quote
Tell us your device counts and current tools — we’ll model it against what you spend today.
The 8 questions to ask every threat-intel vendor
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Assess the GReAT APT and crimeware reporting against the adversaries relevant to your sector — world-class research, applied.
Use the Threat Intelligence Portal — look up indicators, build a threat landscape, enrich an investigation. Can your team operationalise it?
Evaluate the IOC feeds for coverage and freshness — the operational intelligence your tools consume.
Confirm the intelligence draws on the 300M+ user telemetry — depth (GReAT) plus breadth (telemetry).
Review the digital-footprint intelligence — the outside-in exposure view internal tools can't provide.
Confirm your SOC has the maturity to operationalise intelligence — it's a team resource, not a fire-and-forget feed.
Weigh the vendor context (and, for intel, attribution-neutrality debates) against your footprint — India-only usually straightforward.
Consider it alongside KATA, MDR and Next — GReAT intelligence grounds the whole Kaspersky SOC.
Questions buyers ask
Ready to evaluate Kaspersky Threat Intelligence?
Trial the Threat Intelligence Portal, assess the GReAT research for your sector, or let a TechBag advisor scope the intel fit and context.
Stats, ratings, review counts and pricing are illustrative and sourced from public materials; verify before purchase.