Search the technology your business depends on. CompFlorida's Technology Risk Center is an onsite library of known exploited vulnerabilities, security advisories, lifecycle risks and plain-English business guidance. You should not have to visit multiple security databases just to understand whether something you use needs attention.
What do you need to check?
Start with the question you already have. You do not need to know a CVE number or security term.
Microsoft, QuickBooks, Fortinet, Windows, CVE numbers and more ▦Check common business tools
Start with software your team already uses !Review known exploited risks
Issues with evidence of exploitation deserve faster review ⚠I think we may be compromised
Go directly to the incident-response guide
Find the technology you use
Choose a product, vendor or known advisory that already has a CompFlorida resource. This avoids empty search results and takes you directly to useful information.
Coverage rule: if a product is not listed yet, CompFlorida has not published a dedicated onsite resource for it. We add coverage only when we have enough verified information to make the page useful.
Quick access — business technology we actively cover
Start with products commonly used by CompFlorida clients and SMBs. Every card below leads to a dedicated CompFlorida resource or vendor page with useful onsite information.
Accounting, payments & account security
Email, identity & collaboration
Business endpoints & updates
Email, identity & account security
Messaging, meetings & external access
PDFs, Reader & patching
ShopifyCommerce & admin account security
Core, plugins, themes & hosting
Servers, RDS, Hyper-V & identity
Meetings & phone
Firewall & secure access
Firewall, VPN & edge security
Network, Wi-Fi & security
Network & Wi-Fi
NAS, snapshots & storage
Backup & recovery
Business hardware & firmware
Virtualization infrastructure
Known exploited — review first
Linux Kernel — CVE-2025-39682
CISA added this vulnerability to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on September 18, 2026 based on evidence of active exploitation.
Read the CompFlorida advisory →More advisories in the CompFlorida library
Browse by technology vendor
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Select a vendor to stay inside the CompFlorida Risk Center. Each vendor resource is structured to hold relevant vulnerabilities, advisories, affected versions, lifecycle notices and business impact as the library expands.
Operating systems & productivity
Windows, Server, Edge, Defender
Cloud, identity, email
Kernel and server platforms
macOS and iOS
Chrome and ChromeOS
Acrobat and Creative Cloud
Network & security
Servers, virtualization & backup
Business applications & remote access
Think your business may already be compromised?
The Risk Center helps you understand technology risk. If you are seeing suspicious logins, unusual payments, ransomware, unexpected MFA prompts, changed email rules or another active incident, use the dedicated response guide instead.
Open the compromised-business response guide →How CompFlorida classifies a risk
Known exploitation plus a relevant, exposed or business-critical product.
Serious vulnerability affecting technology in use, requiring exposure and remediation review.
Potential match where version, configuration or exposure must be confirmed.
Relevant advisory without evidence that the specific environment is affected.
Business owner security guides
A CVE is an identifier for a publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerability. It helps vendors, researchers and defenders refer to the same issue.
It means there is evidence the vulnerability has been exploited in real environments. That generally raises remediation priority when the affected technology is present.
No. Severity is not proof of exposure or compromise. Product, version, configuration, accessibility and exploitation status all matter.
If compromise is suspected, preserve evidence and coordinate investigation before making changes that could destroy useful forensic information.
Where the information comes from
CompFlorida consolidates authoritative public vulnerability information and manufacturer security advisories into this onsite resource. Records retain the source organization, publication or catalog date, CompFlorida verification date, affected technology when known, and practical business context. We do not require visitors to leave CompFlorida to understand the advisory.
Think of it like a recall center for business technology
A business owner should be able to identify the operating system, firewall, server, backup platform or critical application they use and quickly determine whether there is a known issue that deserves attention. The Risk Center is being expanded continuously so that search, vendor pages and individual advisory records work together as one library.
Not sure whether an advisory applies to your environment?
CompFlorida can help identify the product and version in use, review exposure and coordinate the appropriate remediation path with your internal team, MSP or technology vendor.
Request a Technology Risk ReviewLibrary build: September 21, 2026. Advisory data is expanded continuously. Confirm applicability before changing production systems.