Kaspersky has reported steady financial growth for 2025, supported by strong performance across its enterprise cybersecurity portfolio and continued expansion in key international markets. The company recorded a 4 percent year on year increase in revenue, reaching 836 million US dollars, driven primarily by its business to business segment, which grew by 16 percent. The cybersecurity vendor highlighted consistent demand across both large enterprise customers and small and medium sized businesses, reflecting sustained investment in digital security infrastructure across multiple regions.
The company issued more than 560 product releases and upgrades during 2025, reinforcing its focus on innovation across its cybersecurity offerings. Sales performance showed notable growth across different product categories, with enterprise cybersecurity solutions increasing by 21 percent year on year and SME focused solutions rising by 7 percent. Non endpoint security products, which protect infrastructure beyond traditional devices such as laptops and servers, outperformed endpoint solutions with growth of 29 percent compared to 1 percent. This shift reflects increasing demand for broader infrastructure protection as organizations expand their digital environments and adopt more complex IT and cloud based systems.
Kaspersky also reported strong growth across its advanced cybersecurity platforms and specialized solutions. Its next generation AI powered Kaspersky SIEM platform recorded a 30 percent increase, supported by enhancements such as detection of dynamic link library hijacking, integration with user and entity behavior analytics rulesets, and connectivity with digital footprint intelligence and managed detection and response systems. Kaspersky Threat Intelligence grew by 18 percent year on year, following its recognition by Frost and Sullivan in the previous year. In addition, Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity, which is designed to protect operational technology systems, critical assets, and industrial networks, increased by 25 percent. The Managed Detection and Response service recorded the strongest growth within the portfolio, nearly doubling with a 90 percent year on year increase, highlighting growing demand for outsourced security monitoring and response capabilities.
Regional performance played a significant role in the company’s overall growth trajectory. The Asia Pacific region delivered particularly strong results, with a 19 percent increase in new customers, marking the highest growth rate ever recorded by the company in that market. The Middle East also contributed with an 11 percent rise in sales, while Russia and CIS countries recorded a 16 percent increase, representing the strongest performance in the company’s history for that region. These results reflect continued expansion in markets where cybersecurity demand is increasing alongside digital transformation initiatives and rising adoption of enterprise technology solutions.
Eugene Kaspersky, founder and chief executive officer of Kaspersky, stated that the company’s performance demonstrates the strength of its long term strategy and consistent execution across priority areas. He noted that growth has been sustained across multiple regions, including Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Latin America, despite challenging global conditions. The company continues to invest in talent, technology, and product development to support future growth opportunities. In 2025, Kaspersky expanded its regional footprint by opening a new office in Vietnam and appointing a new general manager for Southeast Asia to support business development across the region. The company also strengthened its workforce across Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East, increasing its global headcount to more than 5,500 professionals as part of its ongoing international expansion strategy.
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