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One Solution for All Popular Enterprise Linux Distributions
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Minimize Your Risk While Maintaining 100% Uptime of Your Systems
Minimize Vulnerability Exposure
KernelCare deploys security patches without system restarts or downtime, so you can automatically apply them as soon as they’re available – helping you stay secure and compliant with a number of regulatory patching requirements.
Streamline Vulnerability Management
KernelCare eases the pressure on IT security and SOC teams by helping minimize the amount of time and resources dedicated to lengthy vulnerability risk analysis and coordination between different teams.
Eliminate Maintenance Windows
With Kernelcare, you no longer need to schedule emergency maintenance windows to apply patches – so you can postpone maintenance operations for as long as you need and regain control over when and why you execute them.
Reduce Your Patching Workload
Leave the chaos of trying to coordinate vulnerability patching across several systems behind. Instead, put your patching on autopilot and let KernelCare automatically achieve patching consistency throughout your ecosystem.
How Does KernelCare Live Patching Work?
Discover the technology behind instantly applying
security updates with zero downtime
With KernelCare, we've completely eliminated patching-related downtime, we’ve slashed the hours we spend on CVE patching by 72%, and our vulnerability exposure window has shrunk by 90%.
KernelCare Enterprise Live Patches All Popular Enterprise Linux Distros, Including:
Choose the KernelCare Edition that Suits Your Needs Best
 KernelCare EnterpriseFor Linux infrastructures demanding heightened |
KernelCare SimplePatch
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| Supported System1 Count | Unlimited | Up to 50 systems |
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1 System = Physical device, VM, or cloud instance
Custom Pricing
Talk to a TuxCare expert to get customized pricing options
for your organization’s unique needs
Why Live Patch with KernelCare Enterprise?
Patching that Helps You Always Stay Compliant
By deploying patches as soon as they’re available, you can more easily satisfy a number of compliance requirements related to vulnerability management, including CIS Controls, NIST CSF, PCI DSS, and ISO27001.
One Solution for Your Whole Linux Ecosystem
KernelCare is the only solution on the market that can live patch all popular Linux distributions, helping organizations enjoy the benefits of live patching while avoiding having to pay for costly vendor-specific live patching solutions or support packages.
Outlast Your OS Vendor's Live Patching Limits
KernelCare allows customers to maintain live patching of their existing kernels for as long as they need, ensuring continuity of live patching beyond the 3-6 months typically offered by OS vendors’ proprietary solutions and eliminating the need to align maintenance windows with vendors’ release schedules.
Customize Patch Rollouts in Line with Your Policies
KernelCare gives system administrators a single transparent interface to manage automated patching – including easy integration with your existing IT automation tools for a seamless management experience.
Extend KernelCare Across Your Enterprise
With the LibCare add-on, your team can keep critical shared system libraries, like OpenSSL and glibc, updated with the latest vulnerability patches.
With KernelCare IoT, you can now live patch ARM64-based connected devices in IoT environments without needing to reboot them.
TuxCare’s QEMUCare enables automated, rebootless patching for QEMU/KVM, the hypervisor supporting OpenStack, ProxMox, or OpenNebula.
