Update on recent NGINX situation

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Dear xxx,

We always strive to be transparent with you, our valued customers, and we are committed to keeping you updated on relevant business developments. While this is a developing situation, and we are currently trying to ascertain what prompted it, we wanted to share with you the facts we have.

On December 12, law enforcement officials came to the Moscow office of NGINX (acquired by F5 Networks earlier this year) apparently seeking evidence related to an intellectual property dispute, to which F5 is currently not a party. The officers had a warrant, and we are still working to confirm the full nature of the investigation. NGINX cofounders Igor Sysoev and Maxim Konovalov were interviewed by law enforcement officials, but no employees have been arrested or are currently detained. F5 fully supports our employees and we believe these claims against them do not have merit.

Promptly following the event we took measures to ensure the security of our master software builds for NGINX, NGINX Plus, NGINX WAF and NGINX Unit—all of which are stored on servers outside of Russia. No other products are developed within Russia. F5 remains committed to innovating with NGINX, NGINX Plus, NGINX WAF and NGINX Unit, and we will continue to provide the best-in-class support you’ve come to expect.

We will keep you updated on developments, as appropriate, and please reach out if you have further questions.

We deeply appreciate your continued support of F5.

Regards,
Gus

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