Kaspersky has been recognized as a Market Leader in Extended Detection and Response (XDR) in Brazil, according to the ISG Provider Lens 2026 – Cybersecurity – Solutions and Services Quadrant report. The evaluation places Kaspersky among the providers reviewed for the depth of their XDR services and market standing.
The recognition covers Kaspersky Next XDR Expert, the company’s cybersecurity solution for enterprise environments. Kaspersky says the platform combines artificial intelligence-driven analytics with global threat intelligence to identify emerging threat patterns and help protect against sophisticated attacks.
ISG’s XDR assessment
The ISG report uses a multi-step evaluation process based on ISG Research’s framework. Its XDR section examines major providers’ capabilities in enhancing visibility and coordinating threat detection across enterprise environments.
According to ISG’s assessment, Kaspersky Next XDR Expert integrates multiple sensors, including endpoint detection and response (EDR), network protection, email security and cloud workloads. The platform’s open architecture, the report says, “facilitates centralized telemetry collection, expands threat visibility and enables coordinated actions and rapid incident responses.”
XDR refers to a security approach that brings signals from multiple technology layers into a more coordinated detection and response process. In this case, the reviewed integrations cover endpoints, networks, email and cloud workloads, allowing security teams to work from broader telemetry rather than from isolated alerts.
João Mauro, Lead Analyst at ISG Provider Lens, said: “Kaspersky offers an XDR platform focused on real-time threat intelligence, featuring behavioral analysis and advanced sensor integration to provide robust protection against complex threats in enterprise environments.”
Capabilities cited by the company
Kaspersky says its XDR solution supports automated or semi-automated response actions. The company also describes the platform as offering localized support and compliance alignment for regional markets such as Brazil. These points form part of Kaspersky’s description of the product and are separate from the findings attributed to ISG in the report.
Ilya Markelov, Head of Unified Platform Product Line at Kaspersky, described the recognition as a milestone and said the company uses independent evaluations to assess its technology. He added that the acknowledgment supports Kaspersky’s stated focus on visibility, cybersecurity and continued development as the threat environment changes.
The company’s announcement presents Kaspersky Next XDR Expert as part of its broader enterprise security portfolio. Kaspersky says its services combine threat intelligence, AI-driven protection technologies, management tools and expert support for organizations ranging from small businesses to large enterprises.
Report and product information
The ISG recognition is specific to the XDR category in Brazil. The source material does not announce a new Philippine rollout, local pricing or a change to product availability in the Philippines. For organizations assessing the platform, the announced next step is access to the full ISG Provider Lens Cybersecurity – Solutions and Services Quadrant report and additional product information through Kaspersky’s website.
Kaspersky identifies itself as a global cybersecurity and digital privacy company founded in 1997. ISG describes itself as a technology research and advisory firm founded in 2006, with a focus on technology and business services sourcing.
