Patch Management

Unified Endpoint Management

Gain complete visibility into all devices, regardless of location or domain, through a single console. Manage patching tasks and monitor endpoint compliance in real time.

Automation at Scale

Respond quickly to critical vulnerabilities and zero-day threats with automated patch deployment. Automation ensures updates are applied promptly, reducing manual effort and improving overall security.

Cross-Platform Support

Manage patches for Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems, ensuring all endpoints are secure and up-to-date.

Third-Party Software Patching

Automatically update hundreds of third-party applications to prevent vulnerabilities from external software dependencies.

Cloud-Based Architecture

Manage patches for remote and hybrid endpoints without the need for VPNs or on-premises infrastructure.

Streamlined Policies

Organize devices by operating system, location, or department, and apply granular policies for efficient patching. Custom tagging options enable even more precise grouping.

1. Maintain an Asset Inventory

Keep an up-to-date inventory of all devices and software, ensuring no endpoint is overlooked during patch deployment.

2. Prioritize Critical Updates

Focus on patches addressing high-severity vulnerabilities to reduce the risk of exploitation. Leverage CVE/CVSS scores to prioritize patches.

3. Automate Patch Deployment

Use automated solutions to reduce manual effort, minimize errors, and ensure timely updates across all endpoints.

4. Test Patches Before Deployment

Create a staging environment to test patches for compatibility and performance to avoid disruptions during implementation.

5. Define Patch Management Policies

Establish clear policies for scheduling, prioritizing, and approving patches. Customize policies to align with organizational needs.

6. Schedule Regular Updates

Create a consistent patching schedule to ensure timely updates without disrupting critical business operations.

7. Conduct Regular Audits

Perform routine patching audits to verify compliance, identify missed updates, and address any gaps in the patching process.

8. Leverage Reporting Tools

Use reporting features to track patch compliance, monitor failures, and demonstrate adherence to security standards and regulations.

9. Monitor Patch Success Rates

Ensure that patches are applied successfully by monitoring deployment outcomes and addressing failed updates promptly.

10. Implement Risk-Based Patch Management

Focus on patching the most vulnerable or business-critical systems first, ensuring that high-risk endpoints are secured promptly.

Centralized Accessible Control

Support Dynamic Updates

Reputation Protection

Reduce Security Costs