3,280,081 Fortinet Devices Found Online With Exposed Web Properties

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What happened

A large-scale internet scan identified more than 3.28 million Fortinet devices accessible online with exposed web management properties. The findings show devices accessible over the internet with exposed interfaces associated with Fortinet products, increasing visibility of administrative services. The analysis highlights the scale of exposed Fortinet infrastructure observed during internet scanning activity.

Who is affected

Organizations operating internet-accessible Fortinet devices with exposed web properties are affected through direct exposure of management interfaces.

Why CISOs should care

Large-scale exposure of security infrastructure management interfaces increases operational risk and complicates asset visibility and governance.

3 practical actions

  • Identify exposed Fortinet assets. Review internet-facing Fortinet devices for exposed web properties.
  • Restrict external access. Limit management interfaces to trusted networks where applicable.
  • Review exposure monitoring processes. Ensure external attack surface scanning includes security appliances.