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Ivanti has put out its May 2026 Patch Tuesday security updates. They found flaws in four products. They also said that AI tools are helping their engineers find mistakes that regular scanners miss. They warned that AI finding issues will probably lead to more flaws being reported in the future.
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The company addressed vulnerabilities in four distinct products on May 13, 2026:
Ivanti Secure Access Client: CVE-2026-7431 and CVE-2026-7432
Ivanti Xtraction: CVE-2026-8043
Ivanti Virtual Traffic Manager (vTM): CVE-2026-8051
Ivanti Endpoint Manager (EPM): CVE-2026-8109, CVE-2026-8110, CVE-2026-811
Ivanti said that none of these flaws have been used by attackers and that they do not impact any other Ivanti products.
Ivanti confirmed that several of the vulnerabilities disclosed today were discovered directly through AI-assisted review rather than conventional tooling.
The company recognized a clear truth in the industry: AI is speeding up how quickly problems can be used. Bad actors are using automation and machine learning to take advantage of new flaws quicker than ever.
Ivanti’s solution is to use the same technology in its red teams. They find and fix problems before attackers can take advantage of them.
Security teams using any of the four affected products should quickly focus on fixing them, even if there is no current attack.
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