Router CVE Report Card

Security grades, trend indicators, and CVE counts by manufacturer. Click any non-zero count to see the CVEs. Last updated: Jun 8, 2026 3:40 PM CDT

A 90–100 B 70–89 C 60–69 D 50–59 F <50 NR Too New to Rate ↑ Getting Better shifts grade up (B → B+) – Stable no change ↓ Getting Worse shifts grade down (A+ → A)

Popular

GradeManufacturerTrend30 Days12 Months24 MonthsTotal
A+Peplink– Stable00018
A+Cradlepoint– Stable0002
A+Digi↑ Getting Better02833
A+Teltonika↑ Getting Better11330
A+Inseego– Stable0000
NRKatalyst– Too New0000
A+Semtech– Stable01138

Others

GradeManufacturerTrend30 Days12 Months24 MonthsTotal
A+ATEL– Stable0000
A+BEC↑ Getting Better0045
A+eero– Stable0111
A+Robustel– Stable00026
A+Starlink– Stable0115
A-Inhand↓ Getting Worse44459
A-SonicWall↑ Getting Better01024143
C-Lantronix↓ Getting Worse091040
F+ASUS↑ Getting Better34273341
F+Netgear↑ Getting Better0321381,332
F+Palo Alto Networks↑ Getting Better1951122302
F+Zyxel↑ Getting Better72459305
FCisco– Stable122776536,769
F-Fortinet↓ Getting Worse11151267685
F-GL.iNet↓ Getting Worse8233973
F-Linksys↓ Getting Worse075123256
F-TP-Link↓ Getting Worse680125497

Open Source Firmware

GradeManufacturerTrend30 Days12 Months24 MonthsTotal
B-OpenWrt / DD-WRT↓ Getting Worse1141875

Data sourced from the NVD. Grades start at 100 and deduct points per CVE, weighted by severity and recency. EPSS exploit probability adjusts penalties (high EPSS increases, very low EPSS reduces). Trend compares severity-weighted CVE volume over the last 12 months vs. the previous 12 months.