The first step in ensuring effective and reliable application of updates is to develop a solid patch management policy that spells out all the processes involved, along with all the participants and their responsibilities.
This article lays out the essential components for an effective policy and provides examples of how they should be written.
Action1 secures its place as a G2 Momentum Leader for the fifth consecutive quarter, earning 158 badges. Renowned for usability and exceptional results, it empowers IT teams with robust, cross-platform patch management.
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Learn what Autonomous Endpoint Management (AEM) is, how AI-driven endpoint automation works, and why organizations are replacing traditional endpoint management tools with autonomous platforms.
Endpoint management is a critical IT practice that enables organizations to monitor, manage, and secure all devices connected to their network from a centralized platform. By combining processes like software deployment, patching, security enforcement, and real-time monitoring, it helps reduce cyber risks, improve operational efficiency, and ensure compliance. As remote work and cyber threats grow, endpoint management has become essential for maintaining secure and resilient IT environments.
In this issue: November 2024 Patch Tuesday updates and third-party vulnerabilities, including web browsers, Apple, Cisco, Android, Wordpress, GitLab, IBM, NVIDIA, VMware, Atlassian, Samsung, Kubernetes, and GitHub.
Recently, an anomaly with Windows Server updates caused considerable disruption as Windows Server 2022 systems were inadvertently upgraded to Windows Server 2025 due to a misclassification in Microsoft’s API. This incident underscores the importance of having a robust patch management system that puts control in the hands of administrators.
Action1 is proud to be recognized in G2’s State of Software report as the only solution in the patch management category among the Top 10 Security Momentum products, underscoring its rapid growth and expanding impact in cybersecurity.
Vulnerability management is an ongoing process of identifying, evaluating, prioritizing, and addressing security vulnerabilities in an organization’s systems and the software they are using.
Patch management is the process of keeping software up-to-date by installing updates called patches in order to address security vulnerabilities and close them timely, add new features, fix bugs, and improve the overall performance of software and devices.
In this issue: October 2024 Patch Tuesday updates and third-party vulnerabilities, including web browsers, Apple, Zimbra, NVIDIA, Cisco, ESET, GitLab, VMware, Adobe, and Ivanti.
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In this issue: September 2024 Patch Tuesday updates and third-party vulnerabilities, including web browsers, Veeam, GitHub, Fortra FileCatalyst, Adobe, Ivanti, and Industrial Control Systems.
We’re thrilled to announce Action1’s expansion to Australia, becoming the first U.S. patch management vendor to host our cutting-edge cloud services at a Sydney data center, alongside establishing a local team.
Action1 received multiple accolades from Capterra, Software Advice, and GetApp in various reports released in the first half of 2024.
In our commitment to providing unmatched security and reliability, we’re thrilled to announce the reaffirmation of our SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022 certifications.
Action1 received 136 badges from G2, demonstrating high customer satisfaction in multiple G2 Summer 2024 Reports.
With Action1 being cash flow positive, experiencing hypergrowth, and being on track to soon reach $100 million ARR, the founders are confident in their ability to execute the long-term vision.
Explore key vulnerabilities from first half of 2024, including critical risks in global systems and the urgency of prompt patching.
In this issue: August 2024 Patch Tuesday updates, vulnerabilities found in Windows Kernel, Windows SmartScreen and in third-party vulnerabilities, including web browsers, Progress Software products, 1Password, Android, VMware ESXi, Zoho, Apple, Acronis Cyber Protect, etc.
