OT Patch Management: Best Practices for ICS Security

OT Patch Management: Best Practices for ICS Security

OT patch management is critical for securing industrial control systems without disrupting operations. This guide explains how to identify vulnerabilities, prioritize patches using risk-based context, and deploy updates safely across complex OT environments while maintaining compliance and uptime.

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Patch Tuesday April 2026

Patch Tuesday April 2026

In this issue: April 2026 Patch Tuesday highlights, actively exploited vulnerabilities in web browsers, Cisco, Ivanti, Fortinet, F5 BIG-IP, Nginx UI, Oracle, HPE, MongoDB Server, and many more.

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Action1 vs PDQ Connect vs PDQ Deploy & Inventory: Comparing Patch and Deployment Tools

Action1 vs PDQ Connect vs PDQ Deploy & Inventory: Comparing Patch and Deployment Tools

Managing patches and software deployment across multiple endpoints is essential for maintaining security, compliance, and operational efficiency. In this comparison of Action1, PDQ Connect, and PDQ Deploy & Inventory, we break down their core capabilities, deployment models, automation features, and ideal use cases to help you choose the right solution for your IT environment.

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Compare Action1 vs ManageEngine vs Intune: Features & Costs

Compare Action1 vs ManageEngine vs Intune: Features & Costs

Compare Action1, ManageEngine Endpoint Central, and Microsoft Intune to see how they handle patching, security, automation, and endpoint visibility. This guide breaks down their features, pricing, and use cases to help you choose the right endpoint management solution for your organization.

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Patch Tuesday March 2026

Patch Tuesday March 2026

In this issue: March 2026 Patch Tuesday highlights, critical or actively exploited vulnerabilities in web browsers, Cisco, Apple, Rapid7, Red Hat, Fortinet, SolarWinds, and many more.

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Patch Tuesday February 2026

Patch Tuesday February 2026

In this issue: February 2026 Patch Tuesday highlights, critical or actively exploited vulnerabilities in web browsers, Cisco, Fortinet, ServiceNow, Palo Alto, SAP, Wordpress, Adobe, Oracle, and many more.

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CMDB Enrichment with Action1: Turning ServiceNow into an Operational System

CMDB Enrichment with Action1: Turning ServiceNow into an Operational System

The Action1 Connector for ServiceNow CMDB provides CMDB enrichment by supplementing existing CMDB records with endpoint inventory and operational context from Action1. The connector is designed to work with native ServiceNow mechanisms, including IntegrationHub ETL and the Identification and Reconciliation Engine (IRE), to align Action1-managed endpoint data with CMDB in a controlled and transparent manner.ge

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