Kaspersky Lists Certified Cybersecurity Training Centers

IT and cybersecurity professionals can now find Authorized Training Centers offering official Kaspersky courses online, offline, or in hybrid formats.

Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Adult Education

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Cybersecurity company Kaspersky has added a Learning Centers section to its Partner Locator, listing its Authorized Training Centers that run official Kaspersky courses across nine world regions. The expansion was published on November 13, 2026.

Why it matters

For adult learners and IT professionals, the change makes it easier to find an officially sanctioned place to build or update technical cybersecurity skills close to home. Kaspersky says the expansion is meant to cover all of its new features and products as its portfolio grows.

Kaspersky's Authorized Training Centers operate across the Middle East, Turkiye, Africa, LatAm, APAC, DACH, Eastern Europe, Southern Europe, and Russia & STAN. The Certificate of Course Attendance that participants receive includes an opportunity to take an examination for free.

The players

Kaspersky

A global cybersecurity company that runs Authorized Training Centers and publishes its own certified technical courses.

The details

Kaspersky's Partner Locator now includes a Learning Centers section that lists Authorized Training Centers, which deliver courses online, offline, or in hybrid formats. Every session is taught by a Kaspersky-certified trainer using official Kaspersky course material, including student and lab guides. Courses are offered in participants' local language and combine theory with hands-on labs, and completing one earns a Certificate of Course Attendance.

Timeline

  1. November 13, 2026: Kaspersky published the Partner Locator expansion.

Education Landscape

Kaspersky's survey found that 46% of respondents took extra courses later in their careers, which points to continuing technical education as a common part of working life in cybersecurity. Its new Learning Centers section follows that pattern by putting certified, vendor-developed training within reach of professionals in many regions.

If you work in IT or cybersecurity, you can now use Kaspersky's Partner Locator to find an Authorized Training Center offering courses in your local language, online, offline, or in a hybrid format. Ask a training center which courses lead to the Certificate of Course Attendance and whether the optional free examination is included.

The takeaway

Continuing technical education is a common path in cybersecurity, and Kaspersky's new Learning Centers section makes certified training easier to locate. Before enrolling, confirm the course format, language, and examination terms directly with the training center.

Further reading

For more on how adults return to school and build new skills, explore the Adult Education section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Techsmart.