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Patch Management

A reliable process and tooling to test and deploy security updates across operating systems and applications, with deadlines based on risk.

NIST CSF 2.0 functions
Protect
Relevant for
  • Banking and financial services
  • Telecommunications
  • Government and public sector
  • Oil and gas

Overview

Most successful attacks use flaws for which a fix already exists. The gap is rarely knowledge. It is the time, testing and coordination needed to deploy fixes safely.

We help you build a patching routine that works: clear deadlines, tested updates, measured coverage and recorded exceptions.

What you get

  • Critical updates deployed within agreed deadlines
  • Coverage reports showing which systems are patched and which are not
  • Fewer emergency changes, thanks to a tested routine
  • Exceptions recorded with an owner and an end date

What we cover

  • Operating system and third-party application updates
  • Server and workstation patching within maintenance windows
  • Test groups and rollback
  • Deadlines set by severity and exposure
  • Reporting and exception handling
  • Integration with vulnerability and asset tools

How we work

  1. Assess

    We measure the current patch status and review how updates are decided and deployed today.

  2. Design

    We set deadlines, test groups and maintenance windows with the owners of each system.

  3. Deploy

    We set up the tooling, run a pilot and extend to all in-scope systems.

  4. Hand over

    We document the process, reports and exception handling, and train your team.

Deliverables

  • Patch policy and deadlines
  • Configured patch tooling and test groups
  • Coverage and compliance reports
  • Process documentation and training

Questions buyers ask

Will patching break our applications?

Test groups and rollback reduce that risk. Critical business systems are patched in agreed windows, after testing on a copy where possible.

What about systems that cannot be patched?

We record them as exceptions with an owner, add compensating controls such as isolation, and review them regularly.

  • Vulnerability & Exposure Management

    Continuous discovery of internet-facing assets and vulnerabilities, with prioritization and patching processes that reduce real risk.

    NIST CSF function: Identify
  • Endpoint Compliance

    Continuous checks that every laptop, desktop and server meets your security baseline, with non-compliant devices flagged, fixed or kept away from sensitive systems.

    NIST CSF function: Identify NIST CSF function: Protect
  • Unified Endpoint Management (UEM)

    One way to enroll, configure, secure and update laptops, desktops and mobile devices, so every endpoint meets your security baseline.

    NIST CSF function: Protect NIST CSF function: Identify