Router CVE Report Card

Security grades, trend indicators, and CVE counts by manufacturer. Click any non-zero count to see the CVEs. Last updated: Apr 20, 2026 11:40 PM CDT

A 90–100 B 70–89 C 60–69 D 50–59 F <50 ↑ 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
B+Digi↑ Getting Better03833
A+Teltonika– Stable01229
A+Inseego– Stable0000
A+Katalyst– Stable0000
ASemtech↓ Getting Worse01138

Others

GradeManufacturerTrend30 Days12 Months24 MonthsTotal
FTP-Link– Stable2091,7233,5797,777
F-Linksys↓ Getting Worse191126255
A+Inhand– Stable00055
A+ATEL– Stable0000
F-WRT↓ Getting Worse0111672
F+ASUS↑ Getting Better34082335
AStarlink↓ Getting Worse0115
F+Netgear↑ Getting Better0621841,332
FCisco– Stable443126586,744
F-Lantronix↓ Getting Worse0101040
A-BEC↓ Getting Worse0445
A+Robustel– Stable00026
F+Zyxel↑ Getting Better11855296
FFortinet– Stable28147270674
F+SonicWall↑ Getting Better71024143
F+Palo Alto Networks↑ Getting Better240102282
FJuniper– Stable271162231,036

Data sourced from the NVD. Grades start at 100 and deduct points per CVE, weighted by severity and recency. EPSS exploit probability > 0.5 adds an additional penalty. Trend compares severity-weighted CVE volume over the last 12 months vs. the previous 12 months.