Security Services Expertise Center: Alexander Zaytsev on staying ahead of attacks
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Summary
Security Services Structure
Alexander Zaytsev leads Kaspersky's Security Services Expertise Center, organizing work into offensive, defensive, and threat-intelligence streams. Together they provide a holistic view of customer security posture from both attacker and defender perspectives.
Lifecycle Service Portfolio
Services map to attack stages: Digital Footprint Intelligence and Brand Protection for reconnaissance, Security Assessment and penetration testing for simulated attacks, Compromise Assessment for hunting latent intrusions, Incident Response for containment, MDR for continuous monitoring, and SOC Consulting for operational maturity.
Offensive-Defensive Feedback Loop
Combining offensive and defensive expertise in one center creates a self-reinforcing system. Pentesters learn how SOC teams detect attacks, while defenders incorporate real attacker tradecraft from assessment findings.
Emerging Threat Trends
Zaytsev highlights trusted-relationship and supply-chain attacks where adversaries compromise low-security partners to reach larger targets via VPNs or stolen credentials. He also warns of increasingly destructive attacks where detection-to-impact windows can be minutes, demanding faster response processes.
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