Patch360 asks Windows Update on every device what it's missing, every day, and matches it to the vulnerabilities each update fixes - the ones attackers are already using come first. You set how fast each must be patched, and Patch360 shows what's overdue, which Windows releases and programs no longer get security updates, and how you're trending.
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Patch360 is one of the fourteen components of StreamSoft360 - one sign-in, one workspace, one bill.
A walkthrough on the real pages, with captions. Jump straight to the part you need.
Take Patch360 on its own, or in a StreamSoft360 plan with the components that go with it. Priced per device - a server counts as one. Monthly in Rands, excluding VAT. No setup fee.
More devices in blocks of 10. See every plan and component on the StreamSoft360 page, or talk to us.
Desktops, laptops and servers, each scanned daily by StreamSoft360 Agent running as a Windows service.
Updates that fix vulnerabilities on CISA's Known Exploited list, or that Microsoft has seen exploited, go to the top.
48 hours for exploited, 14 days for critical - or the Essential Eight timelines for your maturity level. Overdue updates are findings.
Releases past their end of servicing, and the ones ending in the next 90 days, so upgrades are planned in time.
Office 2016, old .NET, Java and Flash, out-of-support SQL and Exchange Server - from each device's programs list.
Updates waiting a week for a restart, and devices that haven't been scanned in a week.
Every CVE the missing updates fix, with its severity, CVSS score and the devices affected.
Which programs and versions are installed where, across every device.
The share of devices within targets every day, a grade per device and CSV exports.
Live checks for Essential Eight, Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001, NIST CSF and POPIA in Compliance360, and a risk in Risk360.
One device enrolment key and one command line - by hand, Group Policy, Intune or your RMM tool. The agent keeps itself up to date.
Your data in a database of its own, roles, compulsory two-step sign-in and a full audit trail.
Installing Windows updates from Patch360 itself - rings, maintenance windows and approvals - is next on the list.