N-able RMM Service Outage Notification

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N-able N-central RMM User Interface Restoration

We are continuing the phased restoration of customer access to the N-able N-central RMM user interface.

Following extensive testing and review, we have re-enabled the original N-central user interface URLs with additional security protections in place. Customer organizations accessing the user interface from within trusted geographies should not need to submit a public IP address for access.

You may resume using the following original URLs to access the N-able RMM user interface:

The temporary user interface URLs will remain available for a limited time. Please transition back to the original URLs listed above at your earliest convenience.

If you receive a block page while attempting to access the user interface, please email support@magna5.com with the public IP address being used to access the service. Our Support team will review the request and assist as appropriate.

We appreciate your continued patience and cooperation throughout this restoration process. For immediate questions or concerns, please email cyber-concern@magna5.com or contact your Customer Success Manager.

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N-able N-central RMM User Interface Access Update

We are continuing the phased restoration of customer access to the N-able N-central RMM user interface. At this time, user interface access is available only from approved public IP addresses associated with customer organizations.

Please use the following URLs to access the N-able RMM user interface:

In coordination with N-able, we have also addressed issues affecting the initiation of Remote Desktop sessions from the user interface.

Our teams are actively adding approved public IP addresses for customer organizations that use the N-able RMM user interface. At the same time, we are completing additional security testing and validation as we work toward restoring broader customer access to the user interface.

If your organization requires RMM user interface access and has not yet been approved, please email your organization’s public IP address to support@magna5.com. Our Support team will validate the information and submit the request for approval. Once approved, access will be enabled from the authorized IP address.

We appreciate your continued patience and cooperation as we work toward restoring broader access to the N-able RMM user interface.

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N-able N-central RMM User Interface Access Update

As we continue the controlled restoration of customer access to the N-able N-central RMM user interface, access is permitted only from approved public IP addresses associated with customer organizations.

The updated URLs for the N-able RMM user interfaces are:

We have been reviewing usage and adding approved public IP addresses for customer organizations that actively use the N-able RMM user interface. This work is ongoing.

If your organization requires user interface access and has not yet been approved, please email your organization’s public IP address to support@magna5.com. Our Support team will validate the information and submit the request for approval. Once approved, access will be enabled from the authorized IP address.

This approach supports the secure, controlled restoration of user interface access while maintaining additional safeguards for the RMM environment.

Thank you for your patience and partnership.

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N-able N-central RMM User Interface Access Update

As we continue the controlled restoration of customer access to the N-able N-central RMM user interface, access will be permitted only from approved public IP addresses associated with your organization.

We will be reviewing usage to identify customers who actively use the N-able RMM user interface and to confirm the public IP addresses associated with those organizations.

If your organization requires user interface access before this review is complete, please email your organization’s public IP address to support@magna5.com. Our Support team will validate the information and submit the request for approval. Once approved, access will be enabled from the authorized IP address.

This approach supports the secure, controlled restoration of user interface access while maintaining additional safeguards for the RMM environment.

Thank you for your patience and partnership as we continue restoring services securely.

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N-able N-central RMM Service Restoration Update

After careful review, we have made the decision to begin restoring service for our N-able N-central RMM servers.

Today, our teams met with N-able executive and cybersecurity leadership to review the remediation efforts and N-able’s assessment of the vulnerabilities involved in the recent security incident. N-able has advised that the released remediations address the vulnerabilities and attack activity identified in its investigation to date. N-able has also advised that it has implemented additional detection and prevention measures related to the activity under investigation.

In addition to applying the applicable N-able hotfixes, we have implemented additional security controls and architectural changes intended to further reduce risk within our RMM environment. N-able and our cybersecurity teams will closely monitor the servers as services are restored.

As services are restored, access to the N-central user interface will initially remain restricted to Magna5 personnel. This temporary limitation is an added precaution while we continue our review and enhanced monitoring of the environment. Additional information regarding customer access to the user interface will be shared at a later date.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we took the necessary steps to protect our customers’ environments and restore services in a controlled manner.

For immediate questions or concerns, please email cyber-concern@magna5.com or contact your Customer Success Manager.

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N-able RMM Security Update, September 6, 2026

Throughout the weekend, our teams have remained engaged with N-able and cybersecurity partner Huntress as we continue to investigate and address the recent security concern.

As a result of this collaboration, three zero-day vulnerabilities have been identified and remediated. N-able announced two of these vulnerabilities on September 5, 2026, and announced a third vulnerability early this morning, September 6, 2026.

Our N-able RMM servers have remained isolated as a precaution and will continue to remain isolated while we complete our review. All applicable security hotfixes were installed on our servers before N-able’s public notifications.

We are continuing discussions with N-able to gain confidence that the identified security gaps have been fully remediated before removing our RMM servers from isolation and restoring services.

We will issue another customer communication before RMM services are restored.

The following CVEs have been published in connection with these vulnerabilities: CVE-2026-86218, CVE-2026-86206, CVE-2026-86207

For questions specifically related to this matter, please email cyber-concern@magna5.com.

Identified

Magna5, in coordination with N-able, is responding to a security concern involving a previously unknown, or “zero-day,” vulnerability affecting N-able Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) software. At this time, a security patch for this vulnerability is not yet available.

Out of an abundance of caution, Magna5 has made the decision to proactively isolate all N-able RMM servers while the security of the software is further evaluated and remediation steps are confirmed.

This precautionary action will temporarily affect Magna5’s ability to provide performance and uptime monitoring through the N-able RMM platform. Magna5 support remains available through normal support channels.

Magna5 and N-able will continue to investigate and address this concern throughout the weekend. We will restore RMM services only after we are confident that the environment is secure and it is safe to do so.

Magna5 takes cybersecurity and the protection of our customers’ environments extremely seriously. We apologize for any disruption or concern this precautionary action may cause and will provide additional updates as information becomes available.

For questions specifically related to this matter, please email cyber-concern@magna5.com.

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