The University of Nebraska provides anti-virus solutions free of charge to its students, faculty and staff at all locations for both university-owned and personally-owned devices. While security risks involving Kaspersky are under assessment, we want to make sure that the university community who may use their products are aware of the potential risks and take precautions. military from owning or using any Kaspersky products. In addition, both the House and Senate Armed Services Committees have approved legislation as a result of these reports that, should it become law, would ban the U.S. In response to these suspicions, the Department of Homeland Security has issued a public warning regarding the use of software from Kaspersky Labs. There is a potential data security issue for users of Kaspersky’s products, including their popular anti-virus software.
The media has reported on suspected ties between Kaspersky, a Russian cybersecurity software company, and Russian government intelligence operations.
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