A software patch, when downloaded and installed, can save your business from cyberattacks and productivity loss. Read on to learn about patch management for your SMB, including the different types, benefits, and pitfalls to watch out for. We also talk about automated patch management and how it can streamline patch management for your business.
Every company is bound to face vulnerabilities sooner or later. In these cases, it’s necessary to act fast and patch immediately if you don’t want to be a victim of cyberattacks. Patching enables you to add new software features and functionality, fix broken code, and remediate known exploits. Discover how to create your own patch management policy to protect your business in this article.
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