SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
Stay informed! Sign up to get expert advice and insight delivered direct to your inbox
Aberdeen: Global 5000 Deploying Automated Patch Management update from June 2004
Automated patch management is being used by a growing segment of the Global 5000 according to an Aberdeen survey released this week.
June 29, 2004
1 Min Read
Automated patch management is being used by a growing segment of the Global 5000 according to an Aberdeen survey released this week.
The survey, commissioned by software firm PatchLink, shows that patch management has moved beyond the early adopter phase. "Even conservative organizations that shy away from anything new are using [it]," the report notes. Among the findings:
Patching activities for servers, desktops, and notebooks are typically managed in groups of fewer than 2,500, so scalability may not be as much of a concern as some reports had suggested.
Agents are needed to support laptops connected to enterprise networks.
The most effective patch management approach is to use caching devices to preserve WAN bandwidth for business applications and information.
More Insights
Webinars
How to Amplify DevOps with DevSecOps
May 22, 2024Generative AI: Use Cases and Risks in 2024
May 29, 2024Smart Service Management
June 4, 2024