US users are being notified by the Russian cybersecurity company about the transition of software. The reason for the switch goes back to a July announcement from Kaspersky that it would be exiting ...

U.S. customers of blacklisted Russian cybersecurity antivirus provider Kaspersky who didn't already swap out providers now know where they'll be getting endpoint protection going forward. See Also: 28 ...

A poorly executed “handover” of US-based Kaspersky customers has led some users to panic when software named UltraAV popped up on their computers without any action on their part. Earlier this year, ...

Customers of Kaspersky antivirus in the United States found out in the last few days that their cybersecurity software was automatically replaced with a new one called UltraAV, according to several ...

Earlier this week, some U.S. customers of Kaspersky’s antivirus were surprised to find out that the Russian-made software disappeared from their computers and had been replaced by a new antivirus ...

Kaspersky has pulled back its anti-malware software from its US customers' devices, due to a ban put in place by the US Department of Commerce, and is now partnering with antivirus provider UltraAV to ...

It is not unusual for software to update itself without user interaction; when it comes to delivering security patches and new features this is entirely desirable. But to have an app uninstall itself ...

US customers of Kaspersky’s banned security software are being thrown a lifeline in the form of an alternative product. In emails sent to its customers, Kaspersky revealed that it will automatically ...

Security software provider Kaspersky, which will soon be banned from selling or providing its services in the United States, promised a smooth transition for current customers. However, many of these ...

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It's not a good time to be Kaspersky. The Moscow-based cybersecurity firm has been a major player in enterprise and consumer security for years, but recent action has banned it from operating in the ...

Earlier this week, some U.S. customers of Kaspersky’s antivirus were surprised to find out that the Russian-made software disappeared from their computers and had been replaced by a new antivirus ...