Kaspersky Lab, the Russian antivirus software maker, plans to open an office in the Washington area to spearhead sales to the U.S. government, a bid to offset slowing demand for its programs for consumers.
Principal agreements have been made between SafenSoft, a Russian developer of software IT security solutions, and Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content and threat management solutions, on a software solution to protect Latin American ATMs. The two companies began joint promotion of the self-service device security solution SafenSoft TPSecure with a Kaspersky Anti-Virus SDK engine on the Latin America market.
A new program that detects errors in C/C++/C++11 code has been released by Russia’s Program Verification Systems. PVS-Studio is a static analyzer of application source code.
RIA Novosti, reporting data obtained from Microsoft’s mystery shopper retail monitoring program, reports that there were no counterfeit Microsoft products offered for sale in the southern Russian cities of Makhachkala and Novorossiysk during a recent survey.
Russian news agency RIA Novosti has reported that Crossbeam RT, a joint venture between Russia’s Communications Corporation and US-based Crossbeam Systems, and information security firm McAfee have announced the withdrawal from the Russian market the “Trusted” network screen as a solution for protecting the networks of public authorities, businesses and critical infrastructure operators. The announcement was made by representatives of the companies at a press conference on Wednesday.
Russia's Kaspersky Lab anti-virus software developer has won a lawsuit against US-based IPAT, which accused the leading Russian anti-virus company of breaching its patents...
Kaspersky Lab, Russia’s largest developer of anti-virus software, and the UN’s International Telecommunication Union (ITU) have announced a breakthrough in countering malware, which may have perceptible global implications. They say they found a brand new type of malicious software that some countries use for cyber-espionage...
Moscow’s Gorbushkin Dvor shopping mall recently signed an agreement with Microsoft “on the copyright protection of software producers,” according to a press release sent to the editors of Lenta.ru, a Russian news site.
Built on the former site of a notorious open-air black market near the city’s Gorbunov House of Culture, Gorbushkin Dvor covers an area of 60,000 square meters and is home to about 3000 shops. Gorbushkin Dvor is one of Russia’s largest trading platforms for electronics, home appliances, software, movies and music.
According to a new report by IDC, the Russian market for data storage software was worth 108.31 million dollars and demonstrated growth of 35.8 percent in 2010. IDC analysts say that the growth on previous years’ figures was due to economic recovery following the crisis.
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Kaspersky Lab, the Russian antivirus software maker, plans to open an office in the Washington area to spearhead sales to the U.S. government, a bid to offset slowing demand for its programs for 
RIA Novosti, reporting data obtained from Microsoft’s mystery shopper retail monitoring program, reports that there were no counterfeit Microsoft products offered for sale in the southern Russian cities of Makhachkala and Novorossiysk during a recent 
