ConnectWise has been a trusted name in IT and security management for years. Yet even the most robust platforms are not immune to vulnerabilities. The recent wave of ConnectWise advisory updates underscores a harsh truth about today’s threat landscape: Attackers don’t discriminate based on reputation; they hunt for opportunity.
When a vendor discloses a vulnerability, especially in tools that have deep administrative access like ConnectWise ScreenConnect or Automate, it’s not just a headline. It’s a critical moment where every organization using that tool must ask:
“Are we exposed, and how fast can we respond?”
The implications of these advisories are serious:
- Remote code execution
- Privilege escalation
- Inadequate input validation
- Authentication bypass
Any one of these issues can serve as a launchpad for full network compromise.
At Nullayer, we work with organizations to not only detect these types of vulnerabilities before attackers do, but to remediate them rapidly. Our team focuses on ongoing vulnerability management that prioritizes exploitable threats, not just theoretical risks. This isn’t checkbox security. It is an operational discipline.
The ConnectWise incidents serve as a reminder that patching alone is not a strategy. You need an active, threat-focused program that:
- Monitors for exploitable weaknesses
- Prioritizes action based on business risk
- Confirms that remediation actually closed the door
If your current security provider isn’t offering this kind of response, or if you’ve been handling it in-house with limited visibility, it’s time to talk.
We’re offering a complimentary 1-hour consultation this week to help your organization evaluate exposure and outline a fast-track path to remediation. No sales pitch. Just real-world, technical help.
Connect with us at Nullayer and get ahead of the next advisory before the attackers do.
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