Third-Party Patching
Third-party patching is the process of managing software updates and security patches for applications developed by vendors other than the operating system manufacturer. These include widely used productivity tools, browsers, multimedia apps, and utilities from companies like Adobe, Google, Mozilla, and many more.
While OS patches protect your system’s core, third-party applications often introduce vulnerabilities that cybercriminals exploit. Patchifi ensures these critical updates are not overlooked, safeguarding your entire software ecosystem.
Broader Attack Surface:
Popular third-party applications are frequent targets for cyberattacks due to their widespread use.
Rapid Vulnerability Exposure:
Attackers often exploit unpatched third-party software faster than OS vulnerabilities.
Compliance Requirements:
Many regulatory standards mandate timely patching of all software, including third-party apps.
Prevent System Downtime:
Unpatched third-party apps can cause system instability or conflicts.
Why Third-Party Patching Is Critical
How Patchifi Excels in Third-Party Patching
Extensive Software Coverage
Patchifi supports a wide range of commonly used third-party applications, including:
Adobe Acrobat, Flash, and Reader , Google Chrome, and Drive, Mozilla Firefox, Java Runtime Environment (JRE), WinRAR, 7-Zip, VLC Media Player, Skype, Zoom, And many more…
Our library is continuously updated to include new applications and patch releases as they become available.
Centralized Control & Visibility
Track patch status and compliance for all third-party applications from a single, user-friendly dashboard. Receive real-time alerts for missing or failed patches.
Flexible Scheduling and Rollback
Schedule patch deployments to avoid disrupting business hours. In case of issues, Patchifi provides quick rollback options to ensure system stability.
Automated Patch Discovery and Deployment
Patchifi automatically detects outdated third-party software across your network and deploys the latest patches with minimal user intervention, drastically reducing the window of exposure.