Vulnerabilities in School-Management-System Software
CERT-PL uncovers critical flaws in educational software
Executive Summary
CERT Polska has identified two vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-47324 and CVE-2026-47325, in school-management-system software. These vulnerabilities could potentially impact the security of educational institutions across the EU. Immediate patching and mitigation strategies are recommended to safeguard sensitive educational data.
What Happened
CERT Polska reported two vulnerabilities in school-management-system software, identified as CVE-2026-47324 and CVE-2026-47325. These vulnerabilities pose a significant risk to the security of educational institutions, potentially exposing sensitive data and disrupting operations.
Operational and Compliance Impact
The vulnerabilities in the school-management-system software could lead to unauthorized access to sensitive educational data, affecting the operational integrity of educational institutions across the EU. Under NIS2/DORA, educational institutions must ensure the security of their information systems, and these vulnerabilities highlight the need for immediate action to comply with these regulations.
NIS2/DORA Obligations Triggered
Educational institutions must implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to manage risks posed to the security of network and information systems. Immediate patching of the vulnerabilities is necessary to comply with this obligation.
Affected Sectors
Recommended Immediate Actions
Apply patches for CVE-2026-47324 and CVE-2026-47325 immediately to secure school-management-system software.
immediateConduct a comprehensive security audit of all systems to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities.
short-term