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Biden Bans Kaspersky Antivirus Over Russian Spy Fears: What You Need to Know
The Biden administration plans to ban Kaspersky Lab’s antivirus software in the US due to national security concerns. The ban, effective 30 days after announcement, follows a two-year probe. Businesses must find alternatives by September 29th.

Hot Take:
Looks like Kaspersky just got the cold shoulder from Uncle Sam. Apparently, ‘Made in Russia’ isn’t the cybersecurity badge of honor it used to be!
Key Points:
- Biden administration set to ban Kaspersky Lab’s antivirus software in the US.
- Concerns about Kaspersky’s ties to the Russian government and potential security risks.
- Ban to take effect 30 days after publication; businesses have 100 days to switch.
- Two-year investigation by the Department of Commerce following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
- Kaspersky’s antivirus software previously well-reviewed but lost favor due to security concerns.