Amidst the increasing sophistication of cyber attacks, Kaspersky has introduced a subscription service that provides threat intelligence in a visualized and structured format on a single platform.
It is characterized by a transition from the existing static PDF method to an interactive environment that enables real-time exploration and linked analysis.

Kaspersky unveiled its 'Threat Intelligence Reporting' platform on the 29th.

The company stated that this service provides over 200 reports annually by tracking and analyzing more than 900 threat actors and attack campaigns through its Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT), Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS CERT), and threat research experts.

With this reorganization, more than 2,000 proprietary reports, previously provided as a static PDF library, have been restructured so that they can be explored and analyzed directly within the Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal.

Each report is directly linked to Indicators of Compromise (IoCs), detection rules (including YARA), and MITRE ATT&CK® technical information, and threat actors and malwareYou can view Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) information by country and industry with a single click.

A PDF download function is also provided.

Kaspersky explained that comprehensive analysis is possible in a single search by prioritizing threat information related to specific countries through a new smart region filtering feature, and then presenting broad regional threat data together.

Support use cases include: exploring customized reports based on country, industry, and software filters; analyzing proprietary threats including undisclosed incident investigation cases; extracting threat data from reports and applying it to infrastructure; and immediately verifying the linkage between suspicious indicators and related threat reports.

“Security personnel need to be able to acquire threat intelligence applicable to real-world environments more quickly and efficiently,” said Lee Hyo-eun, Country Manager of Kaspersky Korea. “We focused on supporting the rapid identification of threat information related to the domestic environment through region-based filtering and interactive visualization features.”

Alexander Mazikin, Head of the Threat Intelligence Product Family, stated, “We focused on enhancing the customer experience through active threat investigation, preemptive incident monitoring, and analysis of detailed response plans.”