jetpatch

About jetpatch

JetPatch operates within the Information Technology Operations (ITOps) and cybersecurity sectors, providing a centralized platform to automate patch management and vulnerability remediation. The company was founded in 2010, with its first seed funding round occurring in December of that year. Since its inception, JetPatch has secured a total of $24.5 million over five funding rounds, backed by institutional investors such as Bessemer Venture Partners, Intel Capital, and Cedar Fund.

The firm addresses the critical delay often seen in corporate environments, where the average time to remediate a known vulnerability can stretch to 71 days. This latency is a significant risk, as many security breaches stem from unpatched systems. JetPatch was created to streamline this entire process, looking beyond simple patch deployment to manage the complexity of modern IT ecosystems with multiple teams and tools. The business serves enterprises of various sizes that manage large-scale server infrastructures across Windows, Linux, and Unix systems, whether on-premises, in the cloud, or in hybrid environments. Revenue is generated through sales of its software platform, which is offered as an on-premises, SaaS, or hybrid implementation.

The JetPatch platform offers a suite of features designed to enhance an organization's security posture and operational efficiency. It provides a single console for managing patching operations across diverse environments, including automatic discovery of devices from sources like vCenter, AWS, and Azure. Key capabilities include vulnerability assessment, compliance reporting, patch scheduling and prioritization, and patch rollback. The system integrates with existing vulnerability scanners such as Tenable, Rapid7, and Qualys, ingesting vulnerability data to automate and prioritize remediation actions. A distinguishing feature is 'Predictive Patching,' which allows IT teams to forecast the success rate of a patching cycle before it is applied. Beyond patching, the platform also automates the lifecycle of various server agents, saving IT teams significant time on deployment, maintenance, and troubleshooting.