Patch Management as a Service will keep your systems secure, compliant, up-to-date and running smoothly
Identify unexpected patch failures and maintain the functionality and security of all your critical systems and applications.
Without a consistent and effective patch management strategy in place, you risk leaving your business open to performance slowdowns, random reboots or cyber-attacks that compromise sensitive data or operations. The best way to safeguard and monitor the integrity of your infrastructure and information systems is to enlist the help of patch management experts like Bell Integration.
Utilising the latest best practices, automation and monitoring technologies, we handle the whole patch management process – at scale. That includes resolving exceptions and unexpected patch failures, as well as overseeing any industry-specific compliance requirements.
Delivering peace of mind for every scenario
- Deploying patches - in a formalised and structured process, we constantly verify and confirm the current status of your operating systems, server and desktop applications – and more.
- We’ll also pre-test complex updates - for key production systems to avoid any unforeseen business consequences, ensuring that back-ups are in place to provide service security at all times.
- Experts at handling policy-driven patch management - for Linux, Unix, Microsoft and other third-party application environments, our structured change management procedures include roll-back plans, system backups.
- With extensive expertise - in the field of data centre operations, our proven industry-leading patch management capabilities enable you to reduce risk and vulnerabilities – and minimise downtime.
Stuart McMinn Chief Technology Officer
The speed with which technology changes and updates can pose a critical risk for IT Teams. Failing to keep up with patch update demands can leave your systems open to a cyber security breach, poor performance or even data loss. Bell's disciplined approach to monitoring supports availability and reduces risk.
