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Are you using Russian software for your computers cyber security?
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With all the talk about Russian hacking and cyber spying one of the biggest and considered by many to be the best computer security systems is Kaspersky…from a Russian software company. The FBI has questioned them as officials fear Russian spies may be using the software to get in your computer. Is your computer safe? Where do you get your software programs from and are downloaded “shareware” programs safe?
This segments guest:
Steve Bucci - Director of the Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation
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