Kaspersky Manila Event Highlights an Integrated Approach to Cyber Resilience

More than 80 enterprise customers joined discussions on connecting threat intelligence, endpoint protection and security monitoring.

Kaspersky brought together more than 80 enterprise customers in Manila in October 2026 for KasperskySecure: Live in the Philippines, focusing on how organizations can connect their security tools to improve visibility and response.

Held at Shangri-La The Fort, the event examined the relationship between threat intelligence, endpoint security and security information and event management, or SIEM.

According to the company, the central theme was moving beyond isolated tools toward a more coordinated security approach.

Connecting security information

Sam Yan, Head of Sales for AEC at Kaspersky, opened the event before joining a fireside discussion on the Philippine threat landscape.

The session also featured Nikita Vlasov, Senior Product Marketing Manager, and Jayson Ong, Presales Manager for AEC.

Their discussion covered changing security requirements, the business rationale for integrated tools and Kaspersky’s work with local customers.

Rather than treating endpoint protection and security monitoring as separate functions, the program explored how information from different sources can support investigations and decisions.

Turning threat intelligence into action

Ong’s presentation, “From Cyber Resilience to Converged Security: Breaking Down the Silos,” demonstrated how endpoint protection, SIEM and other Kaspersky systems can work together with threat intelligence.

Vlasov followed with “From Threat Intelligence to Action,” discussing how information about adversaries can help security teams enrich detection and investigate incidents.

The sessions presented Kaspersky’s approach and product capabilities. The supplied release does not include independent test results or measured improvements from participating customers.

A broader view of enterprise protection

“As cyberthreats continue to evolve, endpoint protection remains essential, but organizations need broader visibility to detect and respond to sophisticated threats,” Yan said.

He described an integrated, intelligence-led approach as the company’s focus for helping Philippine businesses strengthen resilience.

The event concluded with closing remarks and a networking lunch involving customers, prospects, selected partners, distributors and company representatives.

For enterprise teams, the discussions centered on a practical challenge: making the information gathered by different security tools useful to the people responsible for detecting and responding to threats.

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