How Logically's Security-First Approach Protected Customers from Recent Fortinet Vulnerability
Logically’s security-first approach protected customers from the Fortinet CVE-2026-24858 vulnerability through proactive configuration and upgrades.
When Fortinet disclosed CVE-2026-24858, a vulnerability affecting FortiCloud SSO login functionality, our customers were already protected.
Here's why: security isn't something we retrofit after the fact. It's built into how we configure and manage network infrastructure from day one.
Our proactive security measures include:
- Disabling FortiCloud SSO login by default in allFortiGate configurations
- Restricting firewall access exclusively toLogically management IPs
- Continuous evaluation of firmware releasesbefore deployment
- Coordinated upgrade schedules that prioritizeboth security and operational continuity
While Fortinet has responded by blocking SSO login on unpatched devices, we're already working through systematic firmware upgrades to version 7.4.11 across customer environments. Each upgrade is carefully planned to ensure zero disruption to production systems.
This situation highlights an important reality: effective cybersecurity requires anticipating threats before they materialize. Security-first configurations matter. Access controls matter. Having a partnerwho stays ahead of vulnerabilities matters.
If your current provider waited until this disclosure to act, it might be time to reconsider your approach to network security management.
Want to learn more about how Logically can help secure and optimize your network infrastructure? Reach out to our team.
