Applies to: StorageGuard / AvailabilityGuard
Core6 publishes security advisories and service notices for StorageGuard and AvailabilityGuard in this section. Each announcement tells you whether your version is affected and what to do about it.
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What you'll find here
| Type | When Core6 publishes it |
|---|---|
| Security advisory | A vulnerability in StorageGuard, AvailabilityGuard or a component they include. Also published when a widely reported vulnerability does not affect Core6 products, so you can answer your security team quickly. |
| Technical advisory | A behavior or limit you should know about that is not a vulnerability. |
| Service notice | A change to Core6 services that may need action on your side, such as new addresses for auto updates and downloads. |
| End-of-life notice | A component that StorageGuard stops using or supporting. |
How to read a security advisory
| Field | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Advisory ID | A unique ID, for example CSA2026005. Quote it when you contact support. |
| Impact | How severe the issue is for Core6 products. Not affected means no action is needed. |
| Affected products | The products and versions that are vulnerable. |
| Remediation | What to do, usually an update or an upgrade to a fixed version. |
If an advisory affects you
- Check whether your version is listed under Affected products.
- Follow the Remediation steps. Core6 recommends applying security updates as soon as practical.
- For help, submit a request and quote the advisory ID.
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