Ivanti Sentry — Security Intelligence & Vulnerability Profile

Doctrinal Security Principle

The absence of known CVEs does not guarantee absolute security of a software component. This dossier catalogs verified vulnerabilities, CISA KEV entries, and vendor advisories vetted by Hermes Codex.

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1. Software Identity & Security Posture

Parameter	Technical Specification
Official Name	Ivanti Sentry
Vendor / Project	ivanti
Canonical ID	ivanti:sentry
Versioning Scheme	generic
CPE Identifiers	cpe:2.3:a:ivanti:sentry:*:*:*:*:*:*:*:*
Overall Posture	CRITICAL
Recommended Safe Release	R10.8.2

Documented CVEs

1 vulnerabilities cataloged in the Hermes intelligence repository.

CISA KEV Entries

0 flaws with confirmed active in-the-wild exploitation.

Weaponized Exploits

1 vulnerabilities with publicly available PoCs or weaponized exploit tooling.

Remediation Target

Recommended upgrade to R10.8.2 to neutralize known flaws.

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2. 30-Day Risk Trajectory & Trend Evolution

Progression of Hermes Threat Score (HTS) posture and maximum EPSS probability over the last 30 days:

Current HTS Score

0 / 100

= Stable over 30d

Max EPSS (Exploitation)

1.5 %

▲ +1.5 % over 30d

CISA KEV Activity

0

No active KEV

HTS Trend Curve (D-30 → Today)2026-08-12 → 2026-09-10

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3. Vulnerability History & Version Applicability Matrix

CVE	CVSS Score	EPSS Probability	CISA KEV	Affected Versions	Fixed In	Hermes Analysis
CVE-2026-83527	9.8 (CRITICAL)	1.5%	No	v10.6.0 to v10.6.3, v10.7.0 to v10.7.2, v10.8.0 to v10.8.1, vR10.8.0 to vR10.8.1	10.8.2, 10.7.3, 10.6.4, R10.8.2	Analysis →

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