During the first half of 2022, Kaspersky received a total of 89 requests from governments and law enforcement agencies in eight countries (Brazil, China, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Russia, Singapore, and South Korea). The overwhelming majority of requests received — 89 percent — were for non-personal technical information, i.e. information that could be helpful for cybercrime investigations: indicators of compromise (IoCs), information about modus operandi of cyberattackers, output of malware reverse engineering and other results of cyber forensic analysis. As many as 11 percent of requests asked for user data and all of them were rejected.In addition, as part of its Transparency report, Kaspersky made public information about requests received from users for data related to personal purposes — details on where a user's data is stored, and the provision or removal of personal information. Kaspersky received 3,285 such requests in the first six months of 2022.