Kaspersky Proposes Independent Review After US Ban on Software

The Russian cybersecurity firm offers transparency measures to counter US claims of national security risks and alleged Kremlin ties.

Kaspersky suggests a third-party assessment to validate its software's integrity and disprove alleged Kremlin connections.
The US government banned Kaspersky products, citing national security concerns and potential backdoors for Russian access.
Kaspersky will cease US operations, providing six months of free updates to existing customers as a parting gesture.
The company criticizes the ban as politically motivated and insists on its independence from any government influence.
After September 29, Kaspersky will stop antivirus updates in compliance with US regulations.