Kaspersky has reported positive financial performance for 2025, highlighting steady growth across multiple regions despite challenging global market conditions. The cybersecurity vendor recorded a 4 percent year on year increase in revenue, reaching 836 million US dollars. The company noted that growth was largely driven by its business to business product portfolio, which expanded by 16 percent year on year. This performance reflects continued demand for enterprise cybersecurity solutions as organizations increase investment in digital protection systems across both traditional IT environments and operational technology infrastructure.
A significant contribution to the company’s overall performance came from its enterprise and small to medium sized business segments. Sales to enterprise customers increased by 21 percent year on year, while SME related sales grew by 7 percent. Non endpoint security solutions, which focus on protecting infrastructure beyond standard devices such as laptops and servers, delivered stronger growth than traditional endpoint products. These non endpoint solutions recorded a 29 percent year on year increase, compared to a 1 percent rise in endpoint related offerings. This shift reflects a broader industry trend toward securing complex digital ecosystems that include cloud systems, industrial networks, and distributed enterprise environments.
Kaspersky’s advanced cybersecurity solutions also showed strong momentum across its portfolio. The company’s next generation AI powered Kaspersky SIEM platform recorded a 30 percent increase, supported by enhancements such as detection capabilities for dynamic link library hijacking, integration with user and entity behavior analytics rulesets, and connectivity with threat intelligence and managed detection systems. Kaspersky Threat Intelligence also continued its upward trajectory with an 18 percent year on year increase, building on its recognition by Frost and Sullivan in the previous year. Meanwhile, Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity, which is designed to protect operational technology environments and critical infrastructure, grew by 25 percent year on year. The Managed Detection and Response service saw the strongest surge, almost doubling with a 90 percent increase in sales during 2025.
Regional performance also played a key role in the company’s global results, with Asia Pacific emerging as a particularly strong growth area. The region recorded a 19 percent increase in new customers, marking the highest growth dynamics in the company’s history for that market. The Middle East also delivered strong results with an 11 percent rise in sales, while Russia and CIS countries saw a 16 percent increase, representing the strongest performance ever recorded in that region for the company. These results highlight Kaspersky’s continued expansion across markets where cybersecurity demand is rising alongside digital transformation initiatives and increased enterprise technology adoption.
Eugene Kaspersky, founder and chief executive officer of Kaspersky, stated that the company’s performance reflects the strength of its long term strategy and consistent execution across its priority areas. He noted that growth has been sustained across multiple regions including the Middle East, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, despite ongoing global challenges. He also emphasized continued investment in people, technology, and product development as key drivers for future expansion. In 2025, the company expanded its regional presence by opening a new office in Vietnam and appointing a new general manager for Southeast Asia to strengthen its operations in the region. Kaspersky also increased its global workforce to more than 5,500 professionals, reinforcing its focus on scaling operations across Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East while maintaining momentum in enterprise cybersecurity markets.
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