“Until there is evidence to suggest otherwise, yes.”

Your assumption there are no programs for the Linux OS for the corporate environment is nothing more than a false statement from someone who is ignorant of facts. Unix/Unix-like OSes were running in corporations long before Windows was created.

“Eugene Kaspersky also openly criticized the Kremlin today for saying it may retaliate if the DoD bans Kaspersky’s products.”

I mean would you trust Kapersky software on US Gov systems?

Windows is the only operating system which is vulnerable to these attacks. The solution is so simple: Stop using Windows and switch to Linux.

Well I am from Russia, and as far as I can remember this Kaspersky-FSB thing was going on back in the early 2000's too. I trust their reports, but I wouldn’t install their software.

There’s consensus now among malware experts that NotPetya is actually a wiper—malware designed to inflict permanent damage—not ransomware like Petya, which gave its victims’ the option of recovering their data for a price.

Can Kapersky be truly trusted? Not saying they’ve done anything malicious here. But you have to wonder sometimes if the FSB is controlling the narrative even further by leveraging Kapersky.