Kaspersky set to leave homeland to alleviate security fears

Vendor to move a 'good part' of its infrastructure to Switzerland, praising the country's data protection laws and 'two centuries of neutrality'

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Kaspersky will move a "good part" of its infrastructure out of Russia to Switzerland in a bid to repair the damage caused by its tussle with the US government. The vendor fell out with the US last year,...

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