The Kaspersky Threat Attribution Engine white paper highlights how attribution strengthens cyber defense by linking new attacks to known APT groups, malware, and campaigns. Traditional attribution requires years of research, analyzing indicators like timestamps, code reuse, infrastructure, exploits, and victim targeting. Kaspersky automates this through its Threat Attribution Engine, built on 22+ years of expertise, 60K+ malware samples, and tracking 600+ APT actors. By extracting malware “genotypes” and comparing them with its vast database, the tool rapidly identifies origins, reducing false positives and response times. Deployable on AWS or in air-gapped setups, it integrates via REST API, supporting SOCs and national agencies with faster, evidence-based threat management.

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