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DOJ’s First ‘Near Miss’ Non-Prosecution Deal Costs Extreme Networks Up to $2.5M Over Russian Missile Maker Sales

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GovConFeed – Extreme Networks avoided criminal charges for selling networking gear to the Russian plant that builds S-300 and S-400 air-defense missiles, but the case shows how little credit a company gets when it reports misconduct only when a news outlet is about to publish it.

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