The Dutch government is phasing out the use of anti-virus software made by Russian firm Kaspersky Lab amid fears of possible spying, despite vehement denials by the Moscow-based cyber security company.
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Dutch Govt Dropping Kaspersky Software Over Spying Fears
The Dutch government is phasing out the use of anti-virus software made by Russian firm Kaspersky Lab amid fears of possible spying, despite vehement denials by the Moscow-based cyber security company. The post Dutch Govt Dropping Kaspersky Software Over Spying Fears appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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