Editorial Staff
Over the years, Kaspersky grew internationally popular as it deployed multiple antivirus services to further secure various devices and systems. However, Kaspersky antivirus is recently facing some serious issues about the reality of its intentions to spy on its customers via its software. And to refute these accusations, the Russian company is planning to open a data center to address and negate the spying accusations raised mostly by western governments – U.S., UK and Lithuania.
The spying accusations against Kaspersky are allegedly confirmed through a person with clear knowledge of the issue in the company. Nevertheless, the heated debates amongst western communities as they call for a termination of Kaspersky software applications – last year US ordered civil institutes to stop using the Kaspersky software and replace it with a non-spying alternative – prompted the company to take countermeasures in order to maintain its reputation and to prove that the popular antivirus software isn’t utilized for spying processes.
Additionally, Kaspersky filed a lawsuit against the US decision to terminate the Kaspersky software; the Russian company insists that all of the raised spying accusations are completely false and inauthentic. And in an attempt to prove the sanity of its antivirus applications, Kaspersky initiated a Swiss data center; the center is aimed to prove the transparency of the prestigious antivirus company and is regarded as the first step to end the spying issues raised recently.
Nevertheless, the Kaspersky company didn’t make any official statements about the decision to establish a data center in Switzerland; yet, it’s obvious that the company is adopting a new working strategy and is seeking to reestablish its reputed antivirus software. However, Kaspersky further clarified that the data center that’s going to be located in the neutral Switzerland is one of the company’s major plans to prove its good intentions and the falsity of the spaying accusations.
Kaspersky is taking upon its shoulders to address all of the questions people or governments may have regarding the authenticity of its antivirus software applications. The longstanding company admits that in a time where cyber threats are hugely increasing and multiple communities are trying their best to protect their digital experiences, it’s vital that Kaspersky becomes more transparent and impartial by allowing the whole world to have a deep look into the functionality and the main purpose behind its notorious system protection applications as Kaspersky insists that to provide its customers with the best of antivirus services is considered totally as the ultimate irreplaceable achievement.