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regarding JetBrains and SolarWinds

Statement on the story from The New York Times regarding JetBrains
and SolarWinds

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Maxim Shafirov January 6, 2021

The New York Times has published a story in which they point to
JetBrains being under investigation and somehow related to the
SolarWinds breach that recently took place.

First and foremost, JetBrains has not taken part or been involved in
this attack in any way. SolarWinds is one of our customers and uses
TeamCity, which is a Continuous Integration and Deployment System,
used as part of building software. SolarWinds has not contacted us
with any details regarding the breach and the only information we
have is what has been made publicly available. It's important to
stress that TeamCity is a complex product that requires proper
configuration. If TeamCity has somehow been used in this process, it
could very well be due to misconfiguration, and not a specific
vulnerability. Furthermore, security is our top concern and we notify
and manage updates transparently in our Security Bulletin.

Secondly, we have not been contacted by any government or security
agency regarding this matter, nor are we aware of being under any
investigation. If such an investigation is undertaken, the
authorities can count on our full cooperation.

We remain open to answering any and all questions regarding this
matter and as always are committed to delivering the best possible
products and services to our customers.

Thank you
Maxim Shafirov
Chief Executive Officer

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