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Kaspersky Lab wins 2018 CEIA Cybersecurity Category Award

All in all, over 400 million users chose Kaspersky Lab technologies to protect their privacy, digital assets and important data from all kinds of cyber threats.

After four months of appraisal and two rounds of competition, Kaspersky Lab won the Cybersecurity Category Award for its security solutions and technologies. The award was selected by tens of thousands of readers and professional information supervisors, which reflect the fair recognition of Chinese political and business circles towards Kaspersky Lab.

“Kaspersky Lab, through its Kaspersky Adaptive Security Framework, has been providing holistic end-to-end solutions to beef up the defences of our users — from threat hunting, to risk mitigation, continuous monitoring, up to incident management,” says Stephan Neumeier, Managing Director at Kaspersky Lab Asia Pacific. “We constantly strive to be one step ahead of cybercriminals to secure companies, governments, and the public. Independent awards like CEIA prove that our efforts are indeed fruitful. It is also a testament of Kaspersky Lab’s transparency and unbiased advocacy to protect the world from cybercrimes. When we say the world, we mean all countries and their citizens. No more, no less.”

CEIA (China Enterprise IT Award) is organized by D1Net, a professional media enterprise network in the domestic government and enterprise market. The award is formerly known as the CCCA (China Cloud Computing Award) and CENA (China Enterprise Networking and Communications Award). It has been successfully held for many years and has become the main reference for government and enterprise CIOs and IT information supervisors to select products. 2018 CEIA Cybersecurity category award includes the following categories: cloud computing, Cybersecurity, big data, data center, smart cities, network, artificial intelligence, enterprise communication and office work.          

According to Alvin Cheng, GM for Kaspersky Lab Greater China, Kaspersky Lab invests heavily in R&D as a leading cyber security company. That is why more than one third of the company’s employees are R&D specialists developing and maintaining all of our solutions in-house, which is key to providing a holistic approach to security. For more than 20 years, Kaspersky Lab has developed the most rigorous security solutions in the industry for different environments, which are awarded many times and trusted by many users around the world.

Its pride, the HuMachine Intelligence approach, is based on behavioral analysis and machine learning algorithms which provides a combination of artificial intelligence and the expertise of the company’s best security teams. It is an advanced solution based on the next-generation technology. Furthermore, Kaspersky Security solutions have flexible adaptive security that can solve problems in any IT environment, support any business process, and provide scalable cyber security risk management.

Kaspersky Lab has been expanding its market footprint in Asia Pacific (APAC), proven by its growing corporate and R&D team based in key locations in the region. The company considers APAC as a key market for its user-based growth as it houses both young, emerging economies as well as matured, developed countries. With the region’s diversified threat landscape, Kaspersky Lab aims to offer a comprehensive security portfolio which will cover security from personal to corporate and even the critical infrastructure industry.

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All in all, over 400 million users chose Kaspersky Lab technologies to protect their privacy, digital assets and important data from all kinds of cyber threats. The company also provides security to systems and data processes of more than 270,000 large enterprises, public utilities and smaller enterprises. Nowadays, Kaspersky Lab detects more than 310,000 new malicious files every day.

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