Kaspersky Threat Attribution Engine
Kaspersky Threat Attribution Engine is a malware analysis tool that helps identify the threat actor behind a suspicious file. It compares fingerprints of unknown code against samples from known actors to link new attacks to advanced persistent threat groups, and the on-premises version lets teams add private actors and samples. It is offered as a cloud service or an on-premises deployment, including for air-gapped environments.
Kaspersky Threat Attribution Engine is a Kaspersky product filed under System Security Software. Lifecycle: versioned, 3 versions listed, latest 2.3.0 (24 Mar 2025).
Source: Advanced Automated Malware Analysis – Kaspersky Threat Analysis | Kaspersky, retrieved 15 Oct 2026
Releases and Lifecycle
All Kaspersky productsRelease and support dates as published by Kaspersky; dates within the next 12 months are highlighted, past dates dimmed. Retrieved 2026-10-14.
Kaspersky Threat Attribution Engine 3 versions
Lifecycle Policy
- Business applications support lifecycle. Each application version moves from full support (updates and fixes) to limited support (updates, fixes at Kaspersky discretion, small and large business only) and then to end of support on the published dates. [1]
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- Business applications support lifecycle retrieved 2026-10-14