Kaspersky will gradually end its US market business starting from July 20: it has been in operation for 19 years and affects less than 50 employees

News from this site on July 16, Zero Day reported yesterday (July 15) that Kaspersky Lab has determined to "phase out" its business in the United States starting from July 20, affecting less than 50 Americans staff.

▲ Picture source: Kaspersky official website
Kaspersky issued a statement through the media: "After careful study and evaluation of the impact of US legal requirements, the company has shown that it is no longer feasible to continue to develop in the US market. , which is why we have made this heartbreaking and difficult decision."
Kaspersky entered the US market in 2005. Kaspersky stated that due to this crisis, the number of employees affected was less than 50. Some affected employees said they have now received severance packages, but did not disclose specific details.
This site reported on June 21 that the US government announced plans to ban the sale of anti-virus software produced by Russia’s Kaspersky Lab in the United States. U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said that out of concern for U.S. national security, the government will take measures to ban U.S. companies and citizens from using products developed by Russian anti-virus software company Kaspersky.

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