Earlier opened centers offer additional review options - the red and black piste, which vary in their depth and the level of technical skills required.
With the latest addition of two new facilities, Kaspersky now operates nine Transparency Centers in Europe, APAC, North America and Latin America. The blue piste represents a general overview of Kaspersky’s engineering and data processing practices, its products and services. Operating in the company’s offices, centers in Rome and Utrecht, open for Kaspersky partners, customers, and government cybersecurity authorities serve exclusively for the blue piste option, the most sought-after option with Transparency Center visitors since the opening of the first facility in 2018. Kaspersky launches new online cybersecurity training for experts Having added new facilities in Utrecht and Rome, Kaspersky now has the biggest network of such centers in Europe, along with hubs in Madrid and Zurich. The opening of the new Transparency Centers reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to enhancing transparency and accountability for its customers and partners. The initiative aims to engage the broader community in validating and verifying the trustworthiness of Kaspersky’s products, internal processes, and business operations. With the 2017 launch of the GTI, Kaspersky became the first cybersecurity company to open its source code for external review. The new centers are part of the Kaspersky Global Transparency Initiative (GTI) and aim to open the “black box” of technology, increasing customer confidence in the company’s solutions.
The centers operate within a new format providing customers and partners only with the most popular service - an overview of Kaspersky’s engineering and data processing practices.
Kaspersky has opened new trust-building facilities for the company’s partners and customers in Italy and the Netherlands.
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