I could make the very same argument against CrowdStrike, which has been focusing on uncovering Russian cyber attacks. Also here's some "damning evidence", too:

I could make the very same argument against CrowdStrike, which has been focusing on uncovering Russian cyber attacks. Also here's some "damning evidence", too: “There’s a Balkanization of cyberspace that’s occurring, and companies need to choose which side they’re on,” said Dmitri Alperovich, co-founder of U.S. security firm CrowdStrike. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-media-tech-summit-flame/some-flame-code-found-in-stuxnet-virus-experts-idUSBRE85A0TN20120612 http://www.reuters.com/article/us-media-tech-summit-flame/so... Sounds to me like they've "chosen a side", like you're implying Kaspersky has.