Secure packages do not need a separate delivery process. Connect TuxCare to the artifact infrastructure already sitting between your developers and production.
When JFrog finds a vulnerable dependency, TuxCare can supply the maintained replacement. The remediation stays inside the JFrog workflow your developers already use.
SCA tells you what is vulnerable. TuxCare closes the remediation gap when the standard answer (upgrade to a supported version) is not practical yet.
Aikido finds the vulnerable dependency. TuxCare gives it another way to fix it: a maintained build of the version the application already uses.
Keep your existing patch operations and remove one of their biggest constraints. KernelCare adds rebootless kernel updates to established infrastructure workflows without a maintenance reboot for each security fix.
Keep Ivanti at the center of patch operations while KernelCare handles Linux kernel fixes on running hosts, which cuts the number of security updates waiting on a maintenance window.
If you fixed a CVE, it should stop showing up as open. These integrations help scanners recognize TuxCare patching instead of sending your team after findings that are already closed.
Keep the scanner and the running system in agreement. Tenable recognizes TuxCare patching, so remediated CVEs stop returning as ordinary version-based findings.
Qualys can account for KernelCare rebootless patches when assessing Linux hosts, which gives security teams a more accurate view than the running kernel version provides on its own.
Threat detection and rebootless patching solve different halves of the same problem. One watches running systems for signs of compromise, and the other removes vulnerable code while those systems keep running. Together they remove the trade-off between security and uptime.
Falcon watches the host. KernelCare fixes the running kernel. Together they shorten the time Linux systems stay exposed between disclosure and the next planned reboot.
Pair runtime integrity monitoring with rebootless kernel patching, so security teams keep validating Linux systems while KernelCare applies critical fixes to the running kernel.
Ten hosts or ten thousand, manual installation is not a plan. Use the automation you already run to make rebootless patching part of the standard Linux build.
Use Ansible to deploy, register, and manage KernelCare across Linux fleets, which makes live patching part of the automation already provisioning and maintaining your hosts.
Make KernelCare part of the desired state for your Linux estate, using Puppet to automate deployment and keep live patching consistent across long-running infrastructure.
Deploy and manage KernelCare through Chef, so rebootless kernel patching becomes part of the same automated configuration process used across your Linux infrastructure.
Run rebootless kernel patching as an orcharhino job instead of treating it as a separate operational workflow.
Install the KernelCare plug-in on your Foreman server and run rebootless patching as a remote execution job alongside every other host task.
You probably do not need another platform to replace the ones you already bought. Chat with us about how TuxCare works with what’s already there.