Kaspersky is the first cybersecurity company and first Russian entity on the FCC's "Covered List," which so far has focused on China.

The privately-owned Kaspersky reported an unaudited revenue of $726 million in 2018, thanks mostly to 27 percent growth in the Middle East.

Kaspersky Lab pulled out of a partnership with Europol on Wednesday after the European Parliament passed a resolution characterizing Kaspersky “confirmed as malicious” and calling for a…

The Dutch governments announced that since Kaspersky Lab is headquartered in Moscow, it is subject to Russian laws and the could be forced to comply with state…

The social media network pointed to the U.S. government's ban on Kaspersky products as partly responsible for the ban.

DHS is requesting the court denies the request from Kaspersky Lab, stating that even if the BOD is overturned, the congressional ban on Kaspersky products still stands.

The Moscow-based company has filed a motion for a preliminary injunction in U.S. federal court in hopes of halting the ongoing efforts to completely remove Kaspersky Lab…

Kaspersky's business with the U.S. government wildly pales in comparison to its competitors.

The guidance stops short of banning any software outright, but warns that national agencies should avoid using Russian anti-virus software in the interest of national security.

Kaspersky Lab founder and CEO Eugene Kaspersky says he's figured out why the U.S. government hates his company.