Fleet-CEO: Schnellere Schwachstellenbehebung verlangt enge Zusammenarbeit zwischen IT und Partnern
Blog post from Fleet
Fleet, a company based in San Francisco, has unveiled new features for autonomous endpoint management aimed at significantly reducing the time between the disclosure and remediation of vulnerabilities, from months to days or even hours. This initiative addresses the accelerated development of exploits and the pressure from AI-powered attack tools by enabling continuous patching and reporting on vulnerability exposure across major operating systems. The platform automates the patching process without requiring manual intervention, ensuring compliance and reducing downtime. Fleet's approach aligns with the concept of Autonomous Endpoint Management (AEM), which Gartner predicts will drastically shorten patching cycles, enhancing cybersecurity resilience. The announcement also highlights transparent reporting functions that help IT teams measure mean time to patch (MTTP) and provide clients with evidence of compliance and risk mitigation. High-profile clients like Fastly, Uber, Reddit, and Stripe use Fleet's platform to maintain up-to-date devices, reflecting a shift towards automated, efficient, and secure IT environments. Furthermore, Fleet has introduced a partner program for managed service providers (MSPs) and resellers, transitioning to a partner-first sales model as it aims to scale its customer support amid growing demand for automated patch management and compliance services.
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