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It’s Time to Modernize Your Linux Security

Automate your Linux patching while minimizing downtime, staying compliant, ensuring business continuity, and getting all the support you need.

KernelCare Enterprise

Automated patching for all popular enterprise Linux distributions – without reboots or downtime

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Extended Lifecycle Support

Security updates for end-of-life Linux systems and
coding languages

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Enterprise Support for AlmaLinux

Enterprise-grade security and compliance support
for AlmaLinux

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Who is TuxCare for?

IT Security & SOC Managers

who want to automate patching so that it runs in the background and erase the need to keep up with and prioritize vulnerabilities

Linux System Administrators

who want to minimize their patching workload and eliminate emergency patching-related maintenance operations

Business Leaders

who want to stay compliant, ensure business continuity, and prevent costly cybersecurity incidents

How Does TuxCare Patching Automation Work?

Eliminate patching-related maintenance windows
Automate your vulnerability patching
Eliminate patching-related maintenance windows

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Why TuxCare?

We’ve released over 80,000 patches – and growing – without reboots

Infrastructure agnostic:
on-premise or cloud compatible

Out-of-the-box integration with automation tools, vulnerability scanners, and more

Deployment assistance and 24/7 priority support 365 days a year

With KernelCare Enterprise, 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%
-OCLC

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What is live patching?

Automated Linux vulnerability patching with no reboots or downtime required

Conventional vulnerability patching often requires IT teams to reboot the Linux kernel to apply patches, but not with TuxCare. Our live patching solutions deploy patches in memory while the kernel is running, so you can patch all popular enterprise Linux distributions, databases, shared libraries and more without needing to reboot or schedule downtime.

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Shrink Your Vulnerability Window

Accelerate your patching timeline by automatically deploying CVE patches as soon as they become available.

Get Your Nights and Weekends Back

Improve your team’s work-life balance and forget about scheduling patching-related downtime at inconvenient hours.

Minimize Your Patching Workload

Reduce your vulnerability patching workload hours by up to 72% so your team can focus on other critical tasks.

Stay Compliant

Satisfy a number of compliance regimes that require your systems to apply vulnerability patches shortly after they’re released.

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TuxCare’s Linux Patching Automation

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A Few of Our Customers

The support from all interactions with the TuxCare team at CloudLinux has been world class, and does not go unnoticed.

It’s been a real pleasure to work with TuxCare to take care of required cybersecurity updates on some of our servers. The product and the people have been great, we found it easy to implement, and it works great.

In Corporate, we use KernelCare to do Linux OS updates seamlessly and without reboots required. It’s really helped us with meeting InfoSec requirements for compliance and eased the time commitments of my team relating to patching. It’s relatively inexpensive as well.

Even with a well-managed data centre, an expedited reboot of all your server infrastructure is a daunting feat. When a serious kernel vulnerability is released, KernelCare Enterprise affords us the ability to comprehensively address the issue in a timely manner and without rebooting.