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Extreme Networks to Pay $2.5M for Sanctions Breaches

By Drooid · Oct 28, 2026, 14:48 UTC · How we work

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Extreme Networks agreed to pay $2.5 million to U.S. authorities for sanctions breaches.
The company sold equipment and services to Russian missile maker MMZ Avangard, violating sanctions.
It will pay over $975,000 in a nonprosecution agreement, split equally between forfeiture and penalties.
Extreme Networks settled a civil case with OFAC for over $1.5 million after self-reporting in October 2022.
Prosecutors labeled the violations egregious and a near miss, lowering the fine.

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Extreme Networks agreed to pay $2.5 million to U.S. authorities for sanctions breaches.
The company sold equipment and services to Russian missile maker MMZ Avangard, violating sanctions.
It will pay over $975,000 in a nonprosecution agreement, split equally between forfeiture and penalties.
Extreme Networks settled a civil case with OFAC for over $1.5 million after self-reporting in October 2022.
Prosecutors labeled the violations egregious and a near miss, lowering the fine.