Kaspersky is intensifying its enterprise operations across the Asia-Pacific region and the Philippines to address escalating cyber threats and a growing demand for transparency in digital partnerships.
Kaspersky products detected 10,214,973 different internet-borne cyberthreats on the computers of KSN participants in the Philippines between January and December 2025. During this timeframe, 32.9 percent of users were attacked by web-borne threats, resulting in 19,390,000 incidents. These figures rank the Philippines 6th globally for dangers associated with web surfing.
The company is prioritizing Indonesia, India, Vietnam and Greater China as strategic markets after the region became one of its fastest-growing enterprise segments in 2025. The expansion coincides with rapid digital transformation across the continent, which has increased the complexity of the threat landscape.
Kaspersky Asia Pacific managing-director Adrian Hia said cybersecurity is no longer just an IT function because it directly impacts business continuity and competitive advantage.
Organizations today must defend against everything from mass-scale attacks and fraud to sophisticated APT campaigns, Hia said.
He noted that the company’s intelligence-driven approach provides customers the insights needed to stay ahead of complex threat actors.
The cybersecurity firm is positioning its enterprise portfolio to support organizations requiring customizable and intelligence-driven security. The company works with regional partners to maintain a broad cybersecurity ecosystem intended to drive sustainable growth.
Kaspersky vice-president of international corporate sales Inna Nazarova said serving international enterprise customers in the region is a strategic priority.
Nazarova said that with their experience and adaptable solutions, they are well positioned to help organizations focus on their core business while providing resilient protection and enabling partners to expand business opportunities.
Kaspersky aims to further strengthen its footprint in the region by supporting organizations navigating a fragmented cyber landscape through its global threat intelligence and transparency practices.
