Best Patch Management Software for Linux - Page 2

Kyvian is a hosted Linux server and virtual machine management service for system administrators, IT operations teams and managed service providers. It combines fleet monitoring, package inventory and patch management with remote command execution through a browser dashboard. An installed agent reports machine status and available updates over outbound HTTPS, allowing servers behind NAT or firewalls to be managed without opening an inbound SSH port. Administrators can review updates across supported Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL-compatible and SUSE-family systems, identify security updates, and apply selected packages or broader updates. The service also supports recurring maintenance windows, VM tagging, activity history and multi-factor authentication. Kyvian is designed for teams managing Linux infrastructure across cloud and on-premises environments; its management platform is hosted, while agents run on the managed Linux VMs.

Polyverse is a leading provider of zero-trust software cybersecurity solutions. Its Polymorphing technology protects against the most sophisticated attacks, even on unpatched and legacy systems. Used by governments and security-conscious organizations worldwide, Polyverse protects against memory exploits, script injections, supply-chain attacks and the like anywhere Linux runs, from devices to the cloud. CNBC has named Polyverse as one of the world’s top 100 startups. For more information, contact info@polyverse.com.