Patch Management

Managing Software Updates and Fixes

What is Patch Management?

Patch Management is the process of identifying, acquiring, testing, and applying updates to software and systems to fix vulnerabilities and improve functionality. It is a critical component of Vulnerability Management.

Unpatched systems are a common target for Exploits and attacks such as Worm propagation and ransomware campaigns.

What is Patch Management used for?

Patch management is used to reduce risk by addressing known Vulnerabilities and preventing exploitation. It plays a key role in maintaining Security Controls and improving Security Posture.

Organizations integrate patch management into processes such as Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), Asset Inventory, and Risk Assessment to ensure timely remediation.

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