Vulnerability Assessment
Internal and external scans, ranked by severity, with a fix list.
Our patch management services keep operating systems and third-party software current for companies with 100 to 2,000 people. We sort patches by device type and OS, apply them in a set maintenance window, and take a restore point first, so any patch can be rolled back. Then we test the systems and report what was applied and what failed.
| Scope | Operating systems and third-party software |
|---|---|
| Patch window | A set window with almost no user activity |
| Rollback | Restore point before every run |
| Reporting | Execution status for every device |
| Compliance | A documented process for HIPAA |
A Windows update can stop an application your business depends on. We check which patches are right for which systems, and test systems after every run.
Patches run in a regular window when almost nobody is working.
Centralized reporting shows execution status for every device. When a HIPAA review asks for evidence of patching, the record already exists.
We list every device, operating system, and application, and work out which patches apply to which systems.
We create separate profiles per device type and OS, set a maintenance window, and document the patch schedule.
We take a restore point, then apply patches with an automated patch management tool inside the window.
We cross-check success centrally, test systems, roll back anything that breaks, and report status.
Internal and external scans, ranked by severity, with a fix list.
Flags attack behavior on the devices we manage, and our team responds to alerts.
Both. Not every patch applies to every device, so each device type and OS gets its own profile.
We take a restore point before each run, so we can back the patch out.
In a regular maintenance window, set with you, when there's almost no user activity. We work with you so devices are on when the window opens.
A patch to one system can stop another application from working, so patches get checked against your environment first.
Yes. A centralized patch tool reports execution status for each device.
Yes. Standards like HIPAA often require a patch management process. Ours documents the schedule and records status for every device.
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