Month: January 2020

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...