Remote Patch Management- When fixes are required, the entire department groans, knowing that someone will have to stay late or work harder to complete the task. Most people despise patching since it takes time, but we have a solution at ITarian. Because of our patch management tool, our software will make patching a snap.
What is patch management?
Patch management refers to the process of distributing and installing software updates. These patches are frequently required to address software mistakes (also known as “vulnerabilities” or “bugs”).
Operating systems, apps, and embedded systems are all common places that will require fixes (like network equipment). A patch can be used to correct a vulnerability discovered after a piece of software has been released. This helps to ensure that your environment’s assets are not vulnerable to exploitation.
What is the purpose of patch management?
Patch management is critical for a number of reasons:
- Patch management helps your organisation lower its security risk by fixing vulnerabilities in your software and apps that are vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
- System uptime is supported by patch management, which guarantees that your software and applications are kept up-to-date and running properly.
- With the surge in cyber-attacks, regulatory agencies are increasingly requiring firms to maintain a particular degree of compliance. Patch management is an important part of meeting compliance requirements.
- Patch management can encompass more than just software bug patches; it can also include feature/functionality updates. Patches are important for ensuring that you have the most up-to-date version of a product.
Exactly what we do
Because of the following features, our product is unlike any other:
- All updates are supported (third-party apps available upon request)
- Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Explorer, and Opera are the five major browsers covered.
- Covers a wide range of operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux)
- Linux: Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), CentOS, and Ubuntu are some of the most popular Linux distributions.
- 10.5 Leopard, 10.6 Snow Leopard, 10.7 Lion, 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.9 Mavericks are all Mac OS X versions.
- There are 20 different versions of Windows!
- Patching is possible while working on other tasks.
- Provides graph reports and records of operations.
Set it and forget it
While no approach is flawless, ours automates the majority of the procedure, allowing you to focus on other tasks. You may create rules and schedules to make it simple to automatically approve patches and schedule their installation. You can set it to manual if you wish, allowing you to manually install and accept fixes whenever you have time.
Comprehensive Package
Our single solution can accomplish a lot for you, including scanning your network to see if new patches are available and whether they are suitable. Remote patch management is the way of the future, and it will save IT departments all around the world money. You won’t have to worry about threats because your network will be compliant and secure. Our product can be utilised in conjunction with other vendor products or with our other paid and optional features. To learn more about our patch management alternatives, as well as all of our other products, contact us now.
Mitigation
Finding out methods to avoid problems from emerging before patches are ready to correct the problem should also be part of vulnerability management. This may need bringing that element of the system offline, but if it is a key component, a workaround may be required.
Patch Management
When you discover that our software has fixes available, you may rapidly deploy and test them to ensure that your system is safe again.Vulnerability management
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