Know when an advisory affects a device you actually run
Every Monday, WebRun opens Fortinet, reads the security advisories and firmware releases published since the last run, matches them against the product models and firmware versions registered to your account, sends Telegram a short list of which device needs which update and why, and texts you through Twilio when something is rated critical.
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How do I know which Fortinet advisories affect my devices?
WebRun checks Fortinet every Monday for newly published security advisories and firmware releases, then compares them against the devices and versions you run. It sends a short patch list to Telegram naming which box needs which update, and texts you through Twilio when an advisory is rated critical.
- Only advisories that hit hardware you own reach your phone
- Every affected device is named with its current firmware and the fixing release
- A known issue stops running unpatched for months
Built for network admins · IT managers · managed service providers · security teams
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.fortinet.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Fortinet - match advisories to your devices
fortinet.com
WebRun opens Fortinet to match advisories to your devices. - Sign in to Fortinet and list the devices registered to your account with their product model and current firmware version
- Read the security advisories published since the last run and note the affected models and version ranges
- Read the firmware release notes for the models you run and note what each release fixes
- Keep only the advisories and releases that match a device you actually have, and drop the rest
- Rank what is left by severity, then by how far behind that device's firmware is
Done when Every affected device is matched to the advisory or release that applies to it.
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Telegram - send the patch list
telegram.org How to Automate Telegram
WebRun opens Telegram to send the patch list. - Send the network team a short Telegram message listing each affected device
- Give each line the device, its current firmware, the release that fixes it, and one line on why it matters
- Put the highest severity items first and say plainly when nothing new applies this week
Done when The team has this week's patch list on their phones.
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Twilio - text the critical ones
twilio.com How to Automate Twilio
WebRun opens Twilio to text the critical ones. - Text the on-call number you saved when an advisory rated critical hits a device you run
- Name the device, the model, and the advisory in the first line so it reads on a lock screen
- Text only the numbers on your own list. WebRun never messages a vendor, a customer, or anyone outside your team
Done when Critical advisories have reached the on-call engineer directly.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it install firmware or change a device?
No. WebRun only reads advisories, release notes, and your registered device list. It never downloads firmware, never applies an update, and never changes a configuration. Patching stays a planned, human action.
Will it flood me with advisories that do not apply?
No. It keeps only the advisories whose affected models and version ranges match a device registered to your account, so a release for hardware you do not own is dropped before it reaches you.
What counts as urgent enough to text me?
An advisory rated critical that hits a device you run. Everything else goes to the Telegram list, so the text on your phone always means something needs attention this week.
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