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Tip: Kaspersky - ‘Ban on security software makes US cybercriminals happy’ Yeşilgöz-Zegerius, the current Minister of Justice and Security, emphasizes that the antivirus software remains banned. No one knows for sure, but a small chance appears to be enough to ban a software product in the Netherlands. The report states that Kaspersky is “probably” forced to cooperate with the Russian government, adding that Kaspersky is “probably” infiltrated by another government. The researchers could not rule out whether Kaspersky poses national security threat to The Netherlands. The report acknowledges that no evidence of espionage or sabotage was found. There’s good reason for Kaspersky’s frustration. Today, four years after the ban, the report was publicized. In January 2022, the Council of State ruled in favour of Kaspersky. The appeal can force the Dutch government to disclose classified documents.

The organization appealed to the Freedom of Information Act, which may also be known as the Government Information Act, depending on your location. Hence, Kaspersky refused to resign itself to the verdict.

No examples of Kaspersky’s alleged abuse came to light. The administration ruled on the basis of an investigation report. Ever since, the software has been banned from use among government agencies. The antivirus software was said to be too risky to permit among government agencies. The government feared that Kaspersky was complicit in espionage and sabotage. In 2018, Kaspersky was investigated on behalf of the former administration of the Netherlands. The Dutch government continues to ban Kaspersky’s antivirus software despite a lack of evidence for alleged sabotage and espionage.

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