Security Navigator 2027 · Vulnerabilities
The Vulnpocalypse Hit the Headlines. We Looked Inside Real Networks.
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Published vulnerabilities reached record levels this year. Our scanning data shows what actually happened inside real environments – and what deserves your team’s time.
Quick quiz: Published CVEs soared this year. Did tracked exploits of actual networks follow?
Be among the first readers of the Security Navigator 2027!
Be among the first readers of the Security Navigator 2027!
Be among the first readers of the Security Navigator 2027!
Be among the first readers of the Security Navigator 2027!
What is open in real environments?
Headlines count published CVEs. We count what is open in real environments. Our security research team went through a year of scanning data across tens of thousands of assets – and added what only practitioners know: which findings are real, which are reachable, and which are noise.
How we counted
The data comes from our vulnerability scanning between October 2025 and September 2026, across tens of thousands of assets. We look at unique findings per asset rather than raw CVE counts, at how old findings are, how severe they are and how exposed the systems are – and we ask which of them can really be exploited.
Answers you will find in the Navigator?
- Published CVEs soared – did vulnerabilities in real networks follow?
- Which findings are really worth fixing first – and how many are reachable?
- Your scanner says vulnerable, your admin says patched: who pays for the argument?
- How long do vulnerabilities stay open – and does age change the risk?
- How many findings can an attacker actually exploit?
Every AI-found bug still has to squeeze through the small pipe called reachability.
– Wicus Ross, Senior Security Researcher
Take it to your team
- How many of last year’s critical findings are still open today?
- Do we prioritize by severity score – or by what an attacker can actually reach?
- How will AI-found vulnerabilities change our patch workload next year?
- Which of our internet-facing systems carry the oldest open findings?
- Who signs off when we accept a risk instead of patching it?
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