Congress asks US agencies for Kaspersky documents

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Panel says products could be used to carry out "nefarious activities".

Congress asks US agencies for Kaspersky documents
Eugene Kaspersky
A United States congressional panel has asked 22 American government agencies to share documents on Moscow-based infosec vendor Kaspersky Lab, saying its products could be used to carry out "nefarious activities against the United States," according to letters seen by Reuters. The requests made ...

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