Leverage our platform’s one-of-a-kind patching history data to empower your remediation team to patch faster … and more confidently.
The overwhelming majority of patches can be applied automatically with little to no risk of disruption, yet legitimate apprehension among remediation teams to auto-patch most software systems persists.
The challenge is knowing which patches are safe to apply routinely with automation and which require human involvement.
Our patent-pending platform provides data and insight into the experience of others that have implemented the same patch, helping to identify which are likely to cause disruption, then providing a frictionless toolset to automate vulnerability remediation when it’s safe, and give you a heads up when patches are likely to be disruptive … ultimately reducing MTTR (mean time to remediate), making the remediation team’s life easier… and allowing the security team to sleep more soundly.
The overwhelming majority of patches can be applied automatically with little to no risk of disruption, yet legitimate apprehension among remediation teams to auto-patch most software systems persists.
The challenge is knowing which patches are safe to apply routinely with automation and which require human involvement.
Our patent-pending platform provides data and insight into the experience of others that have implemented the same patch, helping to identify which are likely to cause disruption, then providing a frictionless toolset to automate vulnerability remediation when it’s safe, and give you a heads up when patches are likely to be disruptive … ultimately reducing MTTR (mean time to remediate), making the remediation team’s life easier…and allowing the security team to sleep more soundly.
Today, we’re releasing something we’re calling AutoPilot (only because we couldn’t think of anything more clever). At first glance, it’s a basic upgrade to our auto-patching rules engine, offering an additional variable for IT operators to account for when determining whether or not to designate a patch for auto-update.
Today, we’re releasing something we’re calling AutoPilot (only because we couldn’t think of anything more clever). At first glance, it’s a basic upgrade to our auto-patching rules engine, offering an additional variable for IT operators to account for when determining whether or not to designate a patch for auto-update.
Today, we’re releasing something we’re calling AutoPilot (only because we couldn’t think of anything more clever). At first glance, it’s a basic upgrade to our auto-patching rules engine, offering an additional variable for IT operators to account for when determining whether or not to designate a patch for auto-update.
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