Advanced Notice: Update to N-sight Web Protection Agent and Web Service to 6.0.0

Posted on September 11, 2026 by sebastianantonescu

On Wednesday, 16th of September, we will be releasing an update to Web Protection Agent and Web Service on APAC Region. The release of this version will be announced separately for each region.  

This update introduces a new .NET version for both Web Service and Agent; thus, it will only be supported by the devices that support the .NET 10 version. This update will only support Windows Modern Operating Systems. Designed for Windows 10+/Windows Server 2016+ and higher, this version will allow updates/upgrades to newer versions.

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Risk Intelligence 16.3

Posted on September 7, 2026 by sebastianantonescu

We’re pleased to announce an upcoming release for N-able Risk Intelligence, scheduled for delivery starting on Tuesday, September 8th, 2026.

This release is focused on upgrades to our back-end systems addressing several security related improvements, and infrastructure enhancements, while also adding some fixes: 

  • Resolve issue with seeing multiple device IDs for the same device.  
  • Upgrade PCI scans to reflect the latest PCI Documentation (4.0.1)
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N-central 2026.3 Hotfix 4 – CVE-2026-86218

Posted on September 6, 2026 by annemayekar

Build Number: 2026.3.1.14

Last Updated: Sept 5th 2026 

Security Update 

This hotfix includes security fixes for CVE-2026-86218 which is a critical-CVSS-rated vulnerability that could allow for pre-authenticated remote code execution on the N-central server 

This vulnerability was responsibly disclosed by a third party through our security disclosure program. At this time, we have no confirmations that this vulnerability has been exploited in production environments, but unpatched systems remain at risk. 

Customers running on-premises N-central deployments should upgrade to N-central 2026.3 HF4 immediately to protect their environment.

Download links:

N-central

N-central CMMC Download (For CMMC Subscribed Accounts) 

Additional Information 

This release supersedes N-central 2026.3 Hotfix 3 (build 2026.3.1.13). For details about the 2026.3 Hotfix 2 release, see 2026.3 HF3 Release Notes. To learn what’s included in the 2026.3 release, see N-central 2026.3 Release Notes.

Hosted N-central – No action required 

If you are on an N-central hosted instance (NCOD), patches have already been applied to your environment. You do not need to do anything at this time. 

N-central (self-hosted) – How do I upgrade to the hotfix? 

Download and upgrade to 2026.3.1.14 using the instructions provided below and, on the N-able support portal. If you need assistance with the upgrade process, please contact our support team at https://me.n-able.com/s/ 

Upgrade Documentation: https://documentation.n-able.com/N-central/userguide/Content/ReleaseDocs/Install_Config/InstallConfig_Upgrade.htm 

Upgrading from legacy versions: https://documentation.n-able.com/N-central/userguide/Content/ReleaseDocs/Release_Notes/upgrade_path.htm 

Supported Upgrade Paths 

  • Upgrade directly to 2026.3.1.14 from:  
  • 2025.4 
  • 2026.1 
  • 2026.2 
  • 2026.3 
  • 2026.3.1 (Hotfix 1) 
  • 2026.3.1 (Hotfix 2) 

If you are on an older version, we recommend going to any of the builds above, then upgrading to this hotfix version ASAP. If you are unsure of what to do, you can contact support directly. 

Do I need to update my agents too? 

While the hotfix itself does not require agents to be upgraded to protect you from CVE-2026-86218. As a best practice we always recommend that you upgrade agents to the latest available version. 

For More Information: 

Support: https://me.n-able.com/s/ 

Uptime Page: https://uptime.n-able.com/ 

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N-central 2026.3 Hotfix 3 – CVE-2026-86206 and CVE-2026-86207

Posted on September 5, 2026 by annemayekar

Build Number: 2026.3.1.13   

Last Updated: Sept 5th 2026 

Security Update 

This hotfix includes security fixes for CVE-2026-86206 and CVE-2026-86207 which are high-CVSS-rated vulnerabilities that could allow an unauthorized party to bypass authentication controls and gain full access to the N-central platform.  

The vulnerabilities were responsibly disclosed by a third party through our security disclosure program. At this time, we have no confirmations that these vulnerabilities have been exploited in production environments, but unpatched systems remain at risk. 

Customers running on-premises N-central deployments should upgrade to N-central 2026.3 HF3 immediately to protect their environment. 

Download links:

N-central

N-central CMMC Download (For CMMC Subscribed Accounts) 

Additional Information 

This release supersedes N-central 2026.3 Hotfix 2 (build 2026.3.1.10). For details about the 2026.3 Hotfix 2 release, see 2026.3 HF2 Release Notes. To learn what’s included in the 2026.3 release, see N-central 2026.3 Release Notes.

Hosted N-central – No action required 

If you are on an N-central hosted instance (NCOD), patches have already been applied to your environment. You do not need to do anything at this time. 

N-central (self-hosted) – How do I upgrade to the hotfix? 

Download and upgrade to 2026.3.1.13 using the instructions provided below and, on the N-able support portal. If you need assistance with the upgrade process, please contact our support team at https://me.n-able.com/s/ 

Upgrade Documentation: https://documentation.n-able.com/N-central/userguide/Content/ReleaseDocs/Install_Config/InstallConfig_Upgrade.htm 

Upgrading from legacy versions: https://documentation.n-able.com/N-central/userguide/Content/ReleaseDocs/Release_Notes/upgrade_path.htm 

Supported Upgrade Paths 

  • Upgrade directly to 2026.3.1.13 from:  
  • 2025.4 
  • 2026.1 
  • 2026.2 
  • 2026.3 
  • 2026.3.1 (Hotfix 1) 
  • 2026.3.1 (Hotfix 2) 

If you are on an older version, we recommend going to any of the builds above, then upgrading to this hotfix version ASAP. If you are unsure of what to do, you can contact support directly. 

Do I need to update my agents too? 

While the hotfix itself does not require agents to be upgraded to protect you from CVE-2026-86206 and CVE-2026-86207. As a best practice we always recommend that you upgrade agents to the latest available version. 

For More Information: 

Support: https://me.n-able.com/s/ 

Uptime Page: https://uptime.n-able.com/ 

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New in Adlumin: Enhanced M365 Session Hijacking Detection Now Live

Posted on September 3, 2026 by Carla Gajdecki

We’re excited to announce AI-powered anomaly detection enhancements designed to catch the sophisticated attacks that traditional rules-based techniques miss.

The Challenge We’ve Solved

Improbable travel detection is effective at catching attackers who move between distant locations at unrealistic speeds. However, cybercriminals increasingly use VPNs and anonymizers to hide their true locations. These zero-velocity hijacks – where the attacker appears to be in the same location as the legitimate user – have remained difficult for traditional detection methods to identify.

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Easier Access to Ecoverse in N-sight 

Posted on September 2, 2026 by kpriyadarshinidc9baa3579

The fastest path to N-sight’s newest capabilities now starts at the top of the navigation. 

Overview 

The newest capabilities in N-sight RMM™ now live under the Ecoverse navigation area, making them easier to discover and access. By putting them in a predictable location, the tools your technicians use to monitor environments, remediate endpoint risk, and apply AI to daily work are always one click away. 

New Ecoverse capabilities arrive regularly, and a dedicated menu means your team sees them the day they land rather than months later. Everything you do today still works the same way. What changes is how fast the latest capabilities reach the people who benefit from them. 

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Improving File Reputation Accuracy to Reduce False Positive Detections

Posted on September 2, 2026 by pavanmudalagi

Product: SentinelOne Endpoint Detection & Response

We’ve updated how SentinelOne evaluates file and process reputation across N-able managed environments to reduce false positive detections — alerts triggered by legitimate software rather than actual threats.

This change refines detection logic for specific, verified behavior so trusted activity isn’t flagged incorrectly, without weakening detection of genuine threats. No action is required on your part; the update has been applied at the policy level.

For details on one of the issues addressed by this update, see our KB article.

Questions? Contact Support and reference this post.

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Detecting Anomalous Process Execution to Expose Living off the Land Attacks (Release Date: September 1)

Posted on September 1, 2026 by Daniel Sylvester

Anomalous Process Execution Activity identifies processes whose behaviour differs significantly from what is baseline for an environment, then enriches the alert with the domains, network activity, reputation data, and AI command line analysis an analyst needs to reach a verdict quickly and confidently.

Why Process Behaviour Matters for Security

Process telemetry is one of the richest sources of attacker evidence available, and one of the hardest to use well:

  • Legitimate binaries are routinely abused to run malicious payloads
  • Command lines are frequently obfuscated, encoded, or chained
  • Static allow lists and blocklists cannot keep pace with living off the land techniques
  • The same process can be entirely normal on one host and highly suspicious on another
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Expanded AI Service Detection Coverage and Improved Accuracy

Posted on September 1, 2026 by Jerel Howland

N-central and N-sight now detect fourteen additional AI services in use across managed endpoints, alongside accuracy improvements to previously supported detections. Available now in Assets View for both N-central and N-sight.

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Endpoint Remediation: What’s New

Posted on September 1, 2026 by Chris Dunsmore

Following the recent launch of our Endpoint Remediation area — announced in AI-Accelerated Vulnerability and Patch Management – Public Preview — we’re pleased to share the next round of improvements, shaped by your feedback and our roadmap.


Advanced reboot options, now on Windows and Mac

Interactive end-user reboot prompts are now available across Windows and macOS assets. After a vulnerability remediation or patch installation, you can prompt the end user to reboot rather than forcing it, reducing disruption and avoiding unexpected interruptions while keeping users in control of their own machine.

You can also customise the reboot message shown to users and set a limit on how many times they can defer, giving you the flexibility to deliver a better user experience without losing control of your compliance window.

Saved views for Patch Management

The saved view capabilities you already use in the Assets view are now available in Patch Management. Build and save your own versions of these screens to match the way you actually work. Saved views are coming to Vulnerability Management shortly.


Vulnerability Management view updates and new export options

As customers resolve a rapidly growing volume of detected vulnerabilities, a consistent piece of feedback has been that resolved items linger in the UI longer than they’re useful. Resolved vulnerabilities now remain visible for 30 days, keeping the view focused on what still needs attention. To make sure nothing is lost, we’ve expanded the export options with selectable date ranges, so you can pull historical resolved data whenever you need it for reporting or audit.

Export up to 10’000 rows in pending and failed patch views:

Export limits in the Pending and Failed patch tabs have been raised to 10,000 rows, bringing them in line with the Completed patches tab.


Performance Improvements

We’ve been rolling out a series of performance improvements over recent weeks and that work continues. The sharp increase in detected vulnerabilities across managed assets put real pressure on load and query times, and these changes are aimed squarely at keeping the experience fast at scale. We expect more performance improvements to go live over the next few weeks

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