(Reuters) - Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab said on Monday it will ask independent parties to review the security of its anti-virus software, which the U.S. government has said could jeopardise national ...

Kaspersky: Many wearables and healthcare devices are open to attack due to vulnerable data transfer protocol Your email has been sent Security analysts found 33 weak points in MMQT, a frequently used ...

Kaspersky Lab today announced the availability of Kaspersky Open Space Security (KOSS), a complete suite of business security products that extends protection beyond the traditional workplace to an ...

Moscow, Russia-based Kaspersky Lab plans to ask third party reviewers to assess its anti-virus software, which has come under U.S. government scrutiny over concerns the company has ties to the Kremlin ...

Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab, battered by suspicion of Russian government influence, wants to reassure customers by opening up its software's underlying code for outside review. But ...

It can be frustrating when Kaspersky does not work as expected, and while temporarily losing your virus protection is a valid concern, the fix is usually a simple one. Start by performing the most ...

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) decision to bar federal agencies and departments from using Kaspersky Lab software was primarily based on open-source information, a department official ...

Kaspersky Internet Security uses a process called heuristic analysis to identify and quarantine potentially suspect applications on your computer. While this process helps to keep your computer safe, ...

Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab, battered by suspicion of Russian government influence, wants to reassure customers by opening up its software's underlying code for outside review. But ...

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Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab, battered by suspicion of Russian government influence, wants to reassure customers by opening up its software’s underlying code for outside review. But ...

Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab, battered by suspicion of Russian government influence, wants to reassure customers by opening up its software’s underlying code for outside review. But ...