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In 2017, The U.S. Department of Homeland Security effectively banned all government agencies from using products made by Russian antivirus company Kaspersky Lab.

The ongoing struggle between good and bad actors in the cyber world has often been compared to a battle or warfare. More recently the threat of nation state attacks on critical infrastructure has led to more actual military interest in the cyber arena, as weve seen in Ukraine.

The cybersecurity firm - which is headquartered in Moscow - has long faced questions about its ties to the Russian government.

The FCC has listed the Russian cybersecurity company and a pair of Chinese telecommunications businesses to its list of potential threats.

Founded in Russia by a Russian national, with a headquarters division in Moscow—that doesn't mean Kaspersky is in Putin’s pocket. But with multiple governments and even hacker groups shunning the company, we can no longer recommend Kaspersky products.

The Federal Communications Commission has added Kaspersky to its blacklist in a move that has been branded as political. The FCC says that the Russian security firm has been

U.S. FCC adds Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab and two Chinese telecommunications companies on its list of national security threats.

A report commissioned by the Pentagon helps provide insight into how various federal agencies fit into big-picture policy considerations on the emerging...

Researchers can report vulnerabilities on a ‘no blame’ basis

Today, President Biden signed a National Security Memorandum (NSM) to improve the cybersecurity of National Security, Department of Defense, and