DashMagiq® Patch Management Compliance

Product Details

Patching to remediate vulnerabilities is an expensive but critical process. Patching critical servers needs experienced and trained resources. Questions IT Managers often ask?

Can I reduce cost and yet run the patch management process efficiently?
Can an inexperienced team with basic training run the patch management process?
Can I have an automated workflow for approvals before server patching?
Can I ensure critical servers are not patched till the patch is tested on Test and UAT servers?

Product Features

DashMagiq^® Patch Management Compliance provides the business teams a comprehensive but simple process to patch and then test using a vulnerability scanner. The major features include:

Integrates with your existing Patch Management software to deploy patches automatically.
Integrates with your existing vulnerability scanner to provide comprehensive vulnerability compliance reports.
Smart correlation of vulnerability report with pending patches to prioritize patching tasks.
Dashboard lists machines along with information about the currently installed patches, their compliance, and latest available updates.
Deploy the selected updates to the selected endpoints seamlessly. Deployments can be done Immediately or scheduled for a future date and time.
Automatic rule-based approvals and GRC workflows.
Automated email notification at each stage of the process to keep all stakeholders informed.
Gated approach ensures no patch is deployed on critical servers before its tested.
You can build workflows that mandate each patch goes through multiple gates (Test -> UAT -> Prod) for patch compliance.

Product Modules

Often Patch Management software do not support Ubuntu/Debian and Solaris OS. The DashMagiq^® Patch Management Compliance provides extension agents that work with your existing Patch Management product to bridge the gap.

Solaris 11: This extension module uses the CPU model as described in https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E53394_01/html/E54817/cvepkg.html. The agent supports local repo to store all updates locally, hence the endpoints do not need internet access.

Ubuntu/Debian: Automates the Linux commands to automate the officially supported patching process. It supports local repo to store all updates locally, hence the endpoints do not need internet access.