Cisco Analog Telephone Adaptor (ATA) Software — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 17

This page provides a comprehensive aggregation of Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) vulnerabilities affecting the Cisco Analog Telephone Adaptor (ATA) Software produced by Cisco Systems. The collection focuses on security flaws identified within the software infrastructure that manages analog telephony devices, categorizing them by severity, weakness type, and potential impact on voice communication services. This resource compiles all known security advisories, patches, and vulnerability reports associated with Cisco ATA products released between January 2010 and the present date. It includes data from Cisco’s official security notices, third-party vulnerability databases, and community-sourced reports, ensuring a broad coverage of both critical and low-severity issues that may have been overlooked in initial disclosures. The timeframe captures the evolution of security standards and patch management practices for legacy and current ATA firmware versions. Visitors can utilize this page to track vendor security advisories as they are published, allowing for timely assessment of risk exposure in their specific deployment environments. Users may also explore the characteristics of specific weakness classes to understand technical remediation requirements or review the complete vulnerability history of a product line to identify recurring security patterns. This structured approach supports IT administrators, security analysts, and compliance officers in maintaining the integrity of voice over IP networks. The aggregated data is organized for easy reference, enabling quick comparisons across different software versions and helping stakeholders prioritize updates based on real-world threat intelligence.