Security Resilience

Your toolchain

The tools you run to manage clients are themselves a target. Recent CVE activity in the RMM, PSA, and security vendors on your own stack, ranked by how many of their bugs reached CISA's exploited list.

Last updated: 14 October 2026 20:41 UTC

VendorCVEs (30d)KEV (1yr)avg CVSS
cisco117187.1
fortinet13116.5
ivanti168.3
sonicwall056.3
n-able039.0
solarwinds038.4
vmware326.5
connectwise017.8
kaseya00n/a
barracuda009.7
teamviewer006.6
anydesk007.6
zohocorp006.8

Sorted by KEV listings in the last year, then by CVE volume in the last 30 days. A vendor on this list is not a reason to switch; it is a reason to confirm you are current on their patches before you patch anyone else.

Exploited bugs in your stack — confirm you are patched

Each vendor expands to the specific CISA-KEV bugs in its products. Patch your own management stack first: a compromised RMM or PSA is a path to every client at once. Confirm every client is on the fixed version of the affected products before you patch anyone downstream — these are on CISA’s Known Exploited list, so they are proven in the wild, not theoretical.

Cisco — 18 exploited bugs to confirm patched · 2 used in ransomware
Fortinet — 11 exploited bugs to confirm patched
Ivanti — 6 exploited bugs to confirm patched
Sonicwall — 5 exploited bugs to confirm patched · 2 used in ransomware
N-Able — 3 exploited bugs to confirm patched
Solarwinds — 3 exploited bugs to confirm patched · 1 used in ransomware
Connectwise — 1 exploited bug to confirm patched · 1 used in ransomware

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