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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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.
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.
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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.
Threat data from Kaspersky's vast global telemetry — real-time signal from hundreds of millions of protected systems, feeding the intelligence.
The Threat Intelligence Portal for investigating indicators, building a threat landscape and enriching analysis — where analysts operationalise the intel.
APT and crimeware reporting, data feeds and indicators of compromise — the intelligence in the forms a SOC actually consumes.
Digital-footprint intelligence — how your organisation looks to an attacker, and the exposure that lives beyond your perimeter.
Threat data put into context once — analysts acting on intelligence, not drowning in feeds.
Kaspersky Threat Intelligence turns GReAT’s world-class research into operational defence — understand your adversary, not just detect the alert.
Intelligence grounded in the Global Research & Analysis Team's landmark APT and cyber-espionage discoveries.
Real-time threat signal from hundreds of millions of protected systems worldwide — breadth at scale.
Finished reporting on advanced adversaries and crimeware — the strategic context for defensive planning.
Indicators of compromise and data feeds — the operational intelligence your detection tools ingest.
A view of the threats relevant to your sector and organisation — the intelligence, contextualised.
The outside-in view of how your organisation looks to an attacker — exposure beyond your perimeter.
The workbench to look up indicators, investigate threats and build a threat landscape for your organisation.
Look up and enrich indicators with Kaspersky's data — turning a raw IOC into contextualised intelligence.
Assemble the adversaries, campaigns and threats specific to your organisation — intelligence made your own.
Attribute activity to known adversaries and campaigns — the who behind the what, from GReAT's research.
Enrich your detections and investigations with the intelligence — grounding your SOC in real adversary context.
The intelligence that grounds the whole Kaspersky SOC — KATA, MDR and Next all draw on GReAT.
Building a threat landscape in the portal, the portal overview, and the GReAT APT reporting.
Operationalising intelligence in the portal.
The investigation and lookup workbench.
The GReAT reporting that grounds defence.
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Kaspersky’s Global Research & Analysis Team is one of the world’s most respected threat-research teams, credited with uncovering landmark APT and cyber-espionage campaigns. Intelligence grounded in that research reflects real, cutting-edge adversary knowledge few vendors can match.
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.
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.
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.
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.
GReAT’s research is world-class. Weigh the vendor context — the 2024 US restriction and, for intelligence, questions some raise about attribution neutrality on certain nation-state topics. For operational, technical threat intelligence and India buyers it’s an excellent resource; TechBag assesses the fit honestly.
Your SOC's intel maturity, how you'd operationalise the intelligence, and your compliance footprint. TechBag scopes it free.
The Threat Intelligence Portal and feeds set up; analysts look up indicators, build the threat landscape, ingest reports.
Intelligence enriching your detections and investigations; digital-footprint exposure reviewed; APT reporting into planning.
Defence grounded in GReAT-grade intelligence, operationalised through the portal. TechBag models the mix and context in INR/GST.
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
“GReAT’s APT reporting reflects adversary knowledge you can’t get from generic feeds, a real asset for a mature SOC.”
“The Threat Intelligence Portal let us look up indicators, build our threat landscape and enrich investigations.”
“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.”
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and review-site grids score satisfaction, not fit for your estate. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the threat intelligence market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
GReAT research + telemetry + portal — this page's subject.
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.
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 | Google Security Operations/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 |
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
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 your actual environment and modules.
Kaspersky TI prices by subscription/feed tier. TechBag scopes it against your SOC intel maturity and context in one GST quote.
Best for grounding defence
Best for operationalisation
Best for outside-in view
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.
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Assess the GReAT APT and crimeware reporting against the adversaries relevant to your sector — world-class research, applied.
Try the Threat Intelligence Portal: look up indicators and 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.
Trial the Threat Intelligence Portal, assess the GReAT research for your sector, or let a TechBag advisor scope the intel fit and context.
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