The bipartisan group is particularly focused on the department's lack of multi-factor authentication.

William Evanina, the Director of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, told CyberScoop that the damage has been done with regards to the Moscow-based company.

The news comes as the Trump administration has gone back and forth on new sanctions against Russia.

A bombshell report from the Wall Street Journal says Russian hackers discovered NSA hacking tools through a contractor's use of Kaspersky products.

The firm's CEO and co-founder offered again on Friday to let the U.S. government audit his company's source code: "We've got nothing to hide."