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Data breaches happen all the time for all sorts of reasons. The ones that make the news have three things in common: The data affects you and me, the public,...

A global financial services company (name confidential) recently implemented KernelCare Enterprise to resolve a difficult Linux kernel patching situation and achieve SOC2 compliance. Read our latest case study to learn...

KernelCare Client, Efinity, deal with clients in fourteen countries. This means that the system has to deal with a lot of data – much of it personal data – and...

Last year we ported KernelCare to run on Arm processors. There was such a massive response to this announcement, that we’ve worked on expanding KernelCare’s Arm support to more Linux...

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The next cybersecurity threat is always just around the corner. There was a time when changes to the cybersecurity landscape was measured in years, not days. Today, software vulnerability disclosures...

You want more—more protection for business-critical applications running on Linux, applications that depend on glibc and OpenSSL. As with the kernel, vulnerabilities in glibc or OpenSSL can’t wait to be...

Were you at AWS re:Invent 2019? I was, and it was a revelation. “Will you reboot your Linux server in the next 30 days?” That’s what I asked almost everyone...

KernelCare Team has released Centos7, Centos7-Plus, RHEL7, OEL 7 patches for CVE-2018-12207 to the production...

KernelCare Team has released Centos7, Centos7-Plus, RHEL7, OEL 7 patches for CVE-2018-12207 to the test feed. The KernelCare test feed makes it possible to start using new patches earlier. To...

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