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Tech firms let Russia examine U.S. software

6:58am EST - 02:31

Tech companies including SAP, Symantec, and McAfee have allowed Russia to examine source code in software used across some of the most sensitive corners of the U.S. government, an arrangement that experts said poses a national security risk and is more widespread than previously known.

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Tech companies including SAP, Symantec, and McAfee have allowed Russia to examine source code in software used across some of the most sensitive corners of the U.S. government, an arrangement that experts said poses a national security risk and is more widespread than previously known.

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Tech firms let Russia examine U.S. software

6:58am EST - 02:31