PatchWard — Linux Patching & Inventory
Linux patching and inventory
What it does
PatchWard patches and inventories every Linux host from a single console and produces the evidence of record. Available for a 30-day evaluation on your own infrastructure. • Plan a patch window, get it approved, watch it run • Reboots automatic, on demand, or off entirely • Nothing patches during month-end or a change freeze • See what you are exposed to, and fix it in one click • Who did what, and when, on every screen • Your servers, your data. Nothing leaves your network
PatchWard patches and inventories every Linux host from one console, and keeps the record of what changed. Available for a 30-day evaluation on your own infrastructure.
A single agent on each host reports what is installed and what is missing. Work is scheduled in waves; PatchWard executes them, confirms that every host has returned to service, and records what changed, package by package and host by host. Inventory, waves, execution history, calendar and the printable report. Vulnerability data for every distribution that publishes it, package consistency across the estate, change freezes, directory sign-in, and a database that can be backed up and restored. Every CVE reported by an enrolled host on one page, counted by severity: how many machines carry it, which package closes it, and how long it has been pending. Each row opens on the hosts it affects.…from patchward.net
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