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Automatically keep computers up-to-date with the latest patches using our IT management solutions.

Fast and easy to update.

  • Up and running in minutes
  • No software to install
  • The Kaseya server automatically installs needed software components transparently
  • Easy administration of users and policies
Patch Management Policy Screenshot
Kaseya Patch Management Software automatically keeps servers, workstations and remote computers up-to-date with the latest important security patches and software updates.

IT Professionals know that when their network is at risk, the organization is at risk. It is a challenging task to keep up with and apply security or software changes within the IT infrastructure. Especially if the networks span multiple locations, include multiple domains, traverse multiple firewalls, and include remote and home users.

Network Patch management is not just scanning for and applying fixes. Often patches need to be deployed in a test environment, undergo an approval process or require multiple steps to deploy. Kaseya provides the tools and infrastructure to enforce policies and to easily address the complexities of software and security patch deployment.

Missing Patches and Updates Screenshot

Kaseya Patch Management automatically keeps servers, workstations and remote computers up-to-date with the latest important security patches and software updates.

From simple fully automated deployment to script based automation for a customized deployment, Kaseya delivers a secure and comprehensive solution to help keep security holes closed and applications updated with a mouse click. Kaseya Patch Management provides IT Professionals with the tools they need to be successful and keep the organization running efficiently.

Patch Management Screen

Automatic and Recurring Patch Scans

  • Scheduled or ad-hoc
  • By computer, group or user defined collections of computers
  • Scans networks for installed and missing security patches
  • Automates the tedious process of researching
  • Detects vulnerability
  • Identifies which patches are installed and date installed
  • Determines which patches are needed
  • Monitors and maintains patch compliance for entire enterprise

Kaseya Agent Technology

Network Agent
  • Does not require multiple patch servers
  • Ensures that all systems are protected, even remote users on laptops and workstations
  • Allows implementation across entire network, not just servers
  • Always know what patches and security holes reside on each user's system
Policy View

Patch Approval

  • Approve or deny selected patches
  • Select by user defined computer collections
Automated Patch Deployment

Automated Patch Deployment

  • Schedule by time, computer, group or user defined collections of computers
  • Simultaneously deploy all required patches across operating systems
  • Support for Windows 2003, 2000, NT, XP and Windows 7
  • Single rollout strategy and policy enforcement
  • Maximize uptime
Interactive Patch Management

Interactive Patch Management

  • Select to deploy by patch or by computer
  • Select individual computers, groups or user defined collections of computers
  • Ad-hoc simultaneous deployment of selected patches
  • Across operating systems
  • Across locations

Easy and Fast Deployment

Easy and Fast Deployment
  • Up and running in minutes
  • No software to install
  • The Kaseya server automatically installs needed software components transparently
  • Easy Administration of users and policies
Deployment

Flexible Configuration

  • Patch file location
  • Patch file parameters
  • Reboot actions and notifications
  • By computer, group or user defined collections of computers
  • Saves bandwidth
  • Security and policy control

Comprehensive Reports

Comprehensive IT Management Reports
  • Graphical with Drill-Down
  • User defined
  • Scheduled
  • E-mail notification
  • Export to HTML, Excel or Word

Components

Manage Network MachinesManage Machines

Scan Machine

The Scan Machine page schedules scans to search for missing patches on each managed machine. Scanning takes very little resources and can be safely scheduled to run at any time of day. The scanning operation does not impact users at all.

Patch Status

The current patch status of any given machine is one of the most critical data points when maintaining and troubleshooting a system. Within the Patch Status section of Kaseya you get an instant view of number of patches installed, missing, denied, pending and failed. Most patch problems are the result of configuration or permission issues. The test function exercises the entire patch deployment process without actually installing anything on the target machine or causing a reboot.

Schedule Scan

Leveraging Kaseya's automation framework, seeing the latest scan information, and scheduling scans is simple and efficient.

Initial and Automatic Updates

Initial Update is a one-time processing of all approved Microsoft patches applicable to a managed machine based on Patch Policy. The Automatic Update page is the preferred method of updating managed machines with Microsoft patches on a recurring basis. Automatic Update obeys the policies from within the Kaseya IT Automation Framework so that you can have total control over the machine behavior for patching.

Pre/Post Procedure

Use the Pre/Post Procedure page to run procedures before and/or after Initial Update or Automatic Update. For example, you can run procedures to automate the preparation and setup of newly added machines before or after Initial Update.

Machine History

The Machine History page displays the results from the most recent patch scan of managed machines. All installed and missing patches applicable to a managed machine are listed, regardless of whether the patch is approved or not.

Windows Update ManagementManage Updates

Machine/Patch Updates

The Machine Update page manually installs Microsoft patches on individual machines. Machine Update is often used to test a new Windows or other software patch prior to approving it for general release to all machines. The Patch Update page updates missing Microsoft patches on all machines displayed in the paging area. If you're using Automatic Update, then Patch Update is used on an exception basis to apply individual changes to multiple machines or to re-apply those that originally failed on certain machines.

Rollback

There are times when patches get installed and have unintended impact on software installed. The Rollback page removes patches after they have been installed on a system. Not all updates may be uninstalled, but the system only lists those that support the rollback feature.

Cancel Updates

Cancel manually scheduled patch installations scheduled from the Machine Update or the Patch Update pages. Terminate a currently running patch installation process on an individual machine. The Cancel Updates page can also terminate processes than are currently running.

Microsoft Patch PolicyPatch Policy

Create/Delete

Create management policies to approve or deny patches. Initial Update and Automatic Update only install approved patches. The Create/Delete page creates or deletes patch policies. Patch policies contain all active updates for the purpose of approving or denying patches. An active patch is defined as a patch that has been reported by a patch scan by at least one machine in the Virtual System Administrator (VSA). Any machine can be made a member of one or more patch policies.

Membership

The Membership page assigns machine IDs to one or more patch policies.

Approval by Policy

Microsoft mainly unveils updates for Windows and other programs once a month on “Patch Tuesday,” but they can cause compatibility problems or leave security risks. The Approval by Policy page lets you manage when your server installs patches according to a preset policy. Patches pending approval are considered denied until they are approved. This gives you the chance to test and verify a patch in your environment before the patch automatically pushes out.

KB Override

The KB Override page sets overrides of the default approval status of updates set using Approval by Policy by Knowledge Base (KB) Article for all patch policies. It also sets the approval status for existing patches by KB Article for all patch policies. Changes affect patches in all policies installed by all users.

decorationKaseya eliminates a lot of the repetition normally associated with IT maintenance, allowing me to push out patches or software updates at the push of a button, My entire day used to be taken up with basic desktop issues, now I spend less than an hour a week on desktop issues.

Jon Morgan, Manager of Information Technology
Cano Petroleum