You cannot protect what you cannot see.
As industrial environments become more connected, security teams need visibility into assets, anomalies and threats across OT and IT environments. Without a unified view, disconnected tools and limited asset awareness can make it harder to understand risk, prioritize threats and respond effectively.
Frost & Sullivan recognized Kaspersky for its platform approach to addressing this challenge. Kaspersky brings together asset visibility, anomaly detection, endpoint protection, secure remote access and centralized management, helping organizations move beyond isolated security capabilities toward a more unified view of risk. Read the press release.
The recognition for Converged IT and OT Security Product Leadership is particularly relevant as organizations look to bridge traditionally siloed environments and strengthen security across their connected infrastructure.
Want to understand what this means in practice?
Download the Frost & Sullivan recognition report to explore the analyst’s assessment of Kaspersky’s approach, including how OT-native protection and broader IT security capabilities can work together to strengthen security effectiveness and operational efficiency.
