Threatpost

Threatpost was a Kaspersky-backed cybersecurity news site that stopped publishing new articles after August 2022; its archive remains online but the publication is no longer active.

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Overview

What is Threatpost?

Threatpost was a computer-security news site launched in 2009 and funded by Kaspersky Lab, editorially describing itself as independent of Kaspersky. No new articles have been published since August 2022, and Threatpost is now inactive as a regularly updated publication; the domain still serves its archived content.

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Sources checked 27 September 2026: Wikipedia entry on Threatpost; threatpost.com (homepage still shows August 2022 as its most recent articles).

Why teams use it

Key capabilities

  • Archive access: previously published articles remain readable.
  • No new content: nothing has been posted since August 2022.
  • Historical context: useful for researching older vulnerabilities or incidents, not current ones.
Core areas

There is no active editorial program to evaluate. If citing Threatpost content, note the original publication date, since none of it reflects events after mid-2022.

Positioning

Do not rely on Threatpost for current security news: it has not published new articles since August 2022. Use it only as a historical archive, and get current coverage from an actively updated outlet.

Why it matters

Listing a defunct news outlet as an active source risks readers citing stale security guidance as current. This profile marks Threatpost as discontinued rather than treating it as a live publication.

Deployment & technical details

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Founded
2009
Headquarters
Newton, USA
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