Cyber attacks are becoming more frequent and sophisticated. According to an International Monetary Fund report, the global cost of cyber crime is projected to reach $23tn by 2027, a staggering 175% ...

Application and third-party security are vital. Visibility, control, and automation help protect organizations from evolving cyber risks.

Many security breaches can be avoided by applying software patches to known vulnerabilities as soon as they’re released by the vendor. Patch management software provides a centralized place for IT ...

MINNEAPOLIS, May 1, 2023 -- Recast Software, a leading provider of endpoint management solutions for IT professionals, is thrilled to announce the launch of Application Manager. Application Manager ...

If the onslaught of Trojan horses, worms and viruses has taught us anything, it’s that software patches are as vital to network security as virus updates. The infamous Blaster worm and the more recent ...

Patch management vendors BigFix and LanDesk are upgrading their software to meet corporate demand for more-comprehensive tools that go beyond the discovery and installation of new patches. This week ...

Ivanti and SentinelOne are joining forces to help customers reduce risk of cyberattacks and deliver an autonomous vulnerability assessment, prioritization, and remediation solution Today, patch ...

Patch-management products have evolved from simply pushing out patches to now encompassing more preemptive security measures, including manipulating security configuration settings, deploying standard ...

Effective application inventory management is a cornerstone for businesses aiming to maintain robust security, ensure compliance, and optimize operational workflows. Keeping track of all the software ...

Cybercriminals actively seek opportunities to infiltrate IT environments, such as the period between a patch's release and its installation. According to IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report 2023, 5% of ...

Patch management is tough business. First, somebody — a good guy, the vendor, or a bad guy — discovers a vulnerability. The vendor replicates the vulnerability, confirms the problem, and sets about ...