Microsoft may have an upward battle when going up against Russian regulators, though. Kaspersky Lab has said it will file a similar complaint against Microsoft with the European Commission. “The company is foisting its Defender on the user, which isn’t beneficial from the point of view of protection of a computer against cyberattacks,” said Kaspersky founder Eugene Kaspersky, where he likened the disagreement to David and Goliath, with Microsoft pushing out other security software developers. Microsoft is committed to work in full compliance with Russian law,” a spokesperson said. “Microsoft Russia and Kaspersky Lab have a long history of cooperation in different areas. Microsoft, on the other hand, said it has yet to receive an official notification from the FAS regarding this investigation and will respond once it has had an opportunity to review it. “Our task is to ensure equal conditions for all participants on this market,” he said. The actions from Microsoft give the company “unreasonable advantages” for Windows Defender, according to Anatoly Golomolzin, deputy head of the FAS. Kaspersky filed its complaint with the Federal Anti-monopoly Service (FAS), prompting the agency to begin an official investigation on Thursday into the accusations. Microsoft’s justification for shorter timeframes for software to adjust to the OS is down to the fact that it is releasing more builds more frequently. Microsoft Defender finally feels like proper antivirus software for individuals Microsoft just teased its next big Windows 11 updateĭid Microsoft accidentally leak the next version of Windows?
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