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CloudLinux is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Advanced Technology Partner, and our live patching system, KernelCare, is currently being used to patch AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) systems. How does...

A new version of KernelCare ePortal allows using custom paths for certificates and uses system certificates by default, as opposed to the previous version which worked with certificates from certifi...

  A new CPU vulnerability known as SRBDS/CrossTalk was discovered in June 2020. The team at KernelCare is currently creating a patch to close it down. Let’s examine this new...

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On April 30, 2020, KernelCare CEO Igor Seletskiy was interviewed on The SaaS CX Show, a podcast hosted by SaaS consultant Frank Bria. During this podcast, Igor answers why his...

The beta version of KernelCare+ is now available for download for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, CloudLinux OS 7, and CentOS 7. More distributions will be added in June...

We are glad to announce that KernelCare now supports automated live patching for Ubuntu 20.04 “Focal...

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KernelCare live patching system has achieved the Amazon Linux 2 Ready designation in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Service Ready...

The coronavirus pandemic is affecting companies of all sizes all over the world and significantly impact on how many service companies deliver their services. The recommendation for social distancing is...

KernelCare automates kernel patching, ensuring that servers comply with security standards. Chef automates infrastructure configuration, ensuring that every system is configured correctly. Use them together, and you can automate compliance...

KernelCare, the first and exclusive live patching service for Amazon Linux 1 & 2, is now available for purchase on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace. Download, deploy and configure KernelCare...