Maršrutētāja drošības novērtējums
Maršrutētājs starp jūsu komandu un internetu ir ierīce, kuru neviens neatceras atjaunināt — un tā, kas visbiežāk tiek iesaistīta botnetos. Ievadiet ražotāju, modeli un aparātprogrammatūru, atbildiet uz dažiem īsiem jautājumiem, un Osprey Sentry sagatavos novērtētu pārskatu: zināmos CVE, konfigurācijas vājās vietas, riska faktorus un tieši to, kas jālabo.
Fingerprint, CVE match & security score
CVE data is pulled live from NVD the first time a router is checked, then cached in CYBORA — so a repeat check is instant. The optional self-assessment sharpens the score and unlocks configuration and exposure fixes.
The router is the one device nobody remembers to patch
Firewalls and endpoints get attention; the router that everything routes through often runs years-old firmware with a known, published vulnerability still unaddressed — the exact condition botnets scan for.
Fingerprint & known CVEs
Your make, model and firmware are normalised (region and revision codes stripped) and matched against the full NVD database — live, then cached — so you see every published CVE for the router family, not a hand-picked few.
Configuration weaknesses
A quick self-assessment flags the classics attackers rely on: default admin password, WPS, UPnP, remote management, Telnet/FTP and weak Wi-Fi encryption — each with a specific fix.
Exposure & botnet risk
The internet-facing services that get routers recruited into Mirai, Gafgyt and Mozi botnets — TR-069, Telnet, open admin — are checked and linked to their real-world exploitation on the Malware Map.
One security score
Firmware CVEs, configuration, exposure and firmware age combine into a single 0–100 score and A–F grade, with prioritised fixes you can act on today.
Take control of your perimeter
Register for a pilot demonstration of the CYBORA GRC and HybridSOC platform. One team, accountable for your full cyber security lifecycle.