On April 24, the KasperskyOS team took the stage at GITEX Asia in Singapore to present a powerful session titled Cyber Immunity: From Theory to Business. The session brought together cybersecurity leaders from Kaspersky and its international partners to explore how architecturally secure systems are protecting real-world infrastructure — from municipalities to manufacturing floors, from financial systems to the cloud. The central theme: Cyber Immunity is no longer a vision — it’s a working reality, backed by a growing ecosystem and proven solutions.
Opening the session, Dmitry Lukiyan, Head of Business Development for KasperskyOS-based solutions, delivered the keynote Secure by Design: Why KasperskyOS Is Built for Tomorrow’s Threats. Dmitry explained how KasperskyOS evolved as a response to the rising complexity and cost of securing modern systems — and why deeply embedded security is now a must-have.
We’ve reached a point where reacting to cyber threats is no longer sustainable. Modern businesses are overwhelmed by the rising costs of patching, monitoring, and reacting. Secure by Design — and more specifically Cyber Immunity — changes this paradigm. We’re not just creating a product. We’re building an ecosystem where security is a property of the system itself, not an afterthought. And it’s already here — from international research collaborations to new commercial releases, KasperskyOS is showing how deeply integrated protection can and should work.
In the second talk, Andrey Lavrentyev, Head of Technology Research at Kaspersky, addressed one of today’s most urgent cybersecurity questions: how can we protect both infrastructure from AI-powered attacks and AI systems themselves? In his presentation Defending in the Age of AI: Data-in-Focus and Cyber Immunity, he explained why legacy approaches fall short in the face of adversarial learning and data leakage threats.
We don’t just need secure systems. We need systems with immunity — platforms that treat cybersecurity like the immune system treats threats: by design, adaptive, and resilient. That’s the essence of Cyber Immunity.
Lavrentyev highlighted Kaspersky’s progress in AI safety technologies — including the Kaspersky Neuromorphic Platform and the AltAI chip — and stressed how Cyber Immunity, as implemented in KasperskyOS, offers a robust foundation for securing both digital infrastructure and the AI systems that will shape its future.
Elena Sivenkova, Head of Product Marketing for KasperskyOS, brought the strategy into focus with a real-world perspective. Her session, Bringing Cyber Immunity to Life: Solutions Overview and Growth Opportunities, traced the path from advanced threat scenarios to practical implementation — using Kaspersky Thin Client as the flagship example.
In a world where even trusted software can be turned into a weapon, we need systems that are secure from the inside out. With Cyber Immunity, we’re not just reacting to threats — we’re making sure they can’t happen at all. That’s the promise of KasperskyOS, and it’s already delivering in sectors from finance to healthcare, from government to manufacturing. Our thin clients are fast to deploy, simple to manage, and secure by design — and that’s exactly what modern businesses need.
Anton Selyanichev, Head of Business Development for KasperskyOS, followed with a roadmap for partners and customers: how to pilot, deploy, and scale cyber immune solutions globally. His session, From Vision to Market: KasperskyOS Partner-Ready Ecosystem, showcased real deployments, highlighted regions ready to support pilots, and emphasized the speed and simplicity of deploying Kaspersky Thin Client in live environments.
Our goal is to make cyber immunity not just a concept, but a practical tool for our partners and customers. With Kaspersky Thin Client, deployment takes just minutes, and the system is immediately ready for secure, centralized management. This is how we turn technology into tangible value — fast, scalable, and reliable.
That real-world value was brought to life by Fazlirizam Mohammed Nor of Aswant Distribution and Mohd Norfaizal Abd Razak of the Municipal Council of Kangar. In their case study, Securing Public Institutions: A Game Changer in Cyber Immunity, they presented the successful deployment of cyber immune thin clients in Malaysian government offices.
We needed a solution that wouldn’t just react to threats but prevent them at the system level. With Kaspersky’s cyber immune Thin Clients, we now have strict access control, limited application exposure, and a much stronger foundation for managing digital services across the council. It’s a proactive security posture — not a patchwork.
Their implementation has already delivered real results — reduced unauthorized access, simplified IT operations, and greater confidence in the resilience of local government infrastructure. It also signaled a broader expansion: Aswant is now scaling these solutions to multiple sectors across Malaysia and Indonesia.
Closing the session, Xiao Hong, International Industry Manager at Fujian Centerm, emphasized how Cyber Immune terminals are changing the digital workplace for small and medium-sized enterprises. In Cyber Immune Terminal: New Era of Digital Workplace, she outlined the benefits of combining Centerm hardware with KasperskyOS to achieve zero-trust, secure-by-design computing at scale.
We’ve seen firsthand how KasperskyOS, with its Secure-by-Design foundation, helps organizations shift from reactive protection to proactive immunity. Whether it’s reducing the phishing success rate in e-commerce by 50 percentage points or cutting ransomware recovery time from five days to two hours in manufacturing — Cyber Immune terminals deliver stability, compliance, and real cost savings.
From every angle — threat research, product development, regional deployment, and partner engagement — the message at GITEX Asia was clear: Cyber Immunity isn’t just a vision for the future. It’s a standard for the present. And with KasperskyOS, that standard is already transforming how digital systems are built, protected, and trusted.
On April 24, the KasperskyOS team took the stage at GITEX Asia in Singapore to present a powerful session titled Cyber Immunity: From Theory to Business. The session brought together cybersecurity leaders from Kaspersky and its international partners to explore how architecturally secure systems are protecting real-world infrastructure — from municipalities to manufacturing floors, from financial systems to the cloud. The central theme: Cyber Immunity is no longer a vision — it’s a working reality, backed by a growing ecosystem and proven solutions.
Opening the session, Dmitry Lukiyan, Head of Business Development for KasperskyOS-based solutions, delivered the keynote Secure by Design: Why KasperskyOS Is Built for Tomorrow’s Threats. Dmitry explained how KasperskyOS evolved as a response to the rising complexity and cost of securing modern systems — and why deeply embedded security is now a must-have.
We’ve reached a point where reacting to cyber threats is no longer sustainable. Modern businesses are overwhelmed by the rising costs of patching, monitoring, and reacting. Secure by Design — and more specifically Cyber Immunity — changes this paradigm. We’re not just creating a product. We’re building an ecosystem where security is a property of the system itself, not an afterthought. And it’s already here — from international research collaborations to new commercial releases, KasperskyOS is showing how deeply integrated protection can and should work.
In the second talk, Andrey Lavrentyev, Head of Technology Research at Kaspersky, addressed one of today’s most urgent cybersecurity questions: how can we protect both infrastructure from AI-powered attacks and AI systems themselves? In his presentation Defending in the Age of AI: Data-in-Focus and Cyber Immunity, he explained why legacy approaches fall short in the face of adversarial learning and data leakage threats.
We don’t just need secure systems. We need systems with immunity — platforms that treat cybersecurity like the immune system treats threats: by design, adaptive, and resilient. That’s the essence of Cyber Immunity.
Lavrentyev highlighted Kaspersky’s progress in AI safety technologies — including the Kaspersky Neuromorphic Platform and the AltAI chip — and stressed how Cyber Immunity, as implemented in KasperskyOS, offers a robust foundation for securing both digital infrastructure and the AI systems that will shape its future.
Elena Sivenkova, Head of Product Marketing for KasperskyOS, brought the strategy into focus with a real-world perspective. Her session, Bringing Cyber Immunity to Life: Solutions Overview and Growth Opportunities, traced the path from advanced threat scenarios to practical implementation — using Kaspersky Thin Client as the flagship example.
In a world where even trusted software can be turned into a weapon, we need systems that are secure from the inside out. With Cyber Immunity, we’re not just reacting to threats — we’re making sure they can’t happen at all. That’s the promise of KasperskyOS, and it’s already delivering in sectors from finance to healthcare, from government to manufacturing. Our thin clients are fast to deploy, simple to manage, and secure by design — and that’s exactly what modern businesses need.
Anton Selyanichev, Head of Business Development for KasperskyOS, followed with a roadmap for partners and customers: how to pilot, deploy, and scale cyber immune solutions globally. His session, From Vision to Market: KasperskyOS Partner-Ready Ecosystem, showcased real deployments, highlighted regions ready to support pilots, and emphasized the speed and simplicity of deploying Kaspersky Thin Client in live environments.
Our goal is to make cyber immunity not just a concept, but a practical tool for our partners and customers. With Kaspersky Thin Client, deployment takes just minutes, and the system is immediately ready for secure, centralized management. This is how we turn technology into tangible value — fast, scalable, and reliable.
That real-world value was brought to life by Fazlirizam Mohammed Nor of Aswant Distribution and Mohd Norfaizal Abd Razak of the Municipal Council of Kangar. In their case study, Securing Public Institutions: A Game Changer in Cyber Immunity, they presented the successful deployment of cyber immune thin clients in Malaysian government offices.
We needed a solution that wouldn’t just react to threats but prevent them at the system level. With Kaspersky’s cyber immune Thin Clients, we now have strict access control, limited application exposure, and a much stronger foundation for managing digital services across the council. It’s a proactive security posture — not a patchwork.
Their implementation has already delivered real results — reduced unauthorized access, simplified IT operations, and greater confidence in the resilience of local government infrastructure. It also signaled a broader expansion: Aswant is now scaling these solutions to multiple sectors across Malaysia and Indonesia.
Closing the session, Xiao Hong, International Industry Manager at Fujian Centerm, emphasized how Cyber Immune terminals are changing the digital workplace for small and medium-sized enterprises. In Cyber Immune Terminal: New Era of Digital Workplace, she outlined the benefits of combining Centerm hardware with KasperskyOS to achieve zero-trust, secure-by-design computing at scale.
We’ve seen firsthand how KasperskyOS, with its Secure-by-Design foundation, helps organizations shift from reactive protection to proactive immunity. Whether it’s reducing the phishing success rate in e-commerce by 50 percentage points or cutting ransomware recovery time from five days to two hours in manufacturing — Cyber Immune terminals deliver stability, compliance, and real cost savings.
From every angle — threat research, product development, regional deployment, and partner engagement — the message at GITEX Asia was clear: Cyber Immunity isn’t just a vision for the future. It’s a standard for the present. And with KasperskyOS, that standard is already transforming how digital systems are built, protected, and trusted.
