Officials: U.S. should share threat info on — but not blacklist — Kaspersky products
The U.S. government should brief companies about supply chain security threats, like the ones allegedly posed by Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky, yet the government shouldn't be in the business of blacklisting, officials and executives said Thursday.
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