Kaspersky's new 'global transparency initiative' aims to rebuild trust by submitting source code for review

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By Mark Wycislik-WilsonOct 23, 2017, 7:28 am808 ptsInterestingTop
Kaspersky software was recently banned from US government computers over fears that the security company has links to the Russian government. This is something Kaspersky vehemently denies, and now it has announced a new "global transparency initiative" to try to win back trust. Part of the newly transparent…

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