Cyber Hygiene Automation & Policy Enforcement

Streamline IT operations by automating cyber hygiene tasks and defining policies that enforce system and software compliance across Windows, macOS and Linux systems, and dozens of commonly used third party software products.

What is automated cyber hygiene?

Automated cyber hygiene is the practice of updating Windows, Linux, and macOS operating systems or third-party applications, such as Adobe, Firefox, or Chrome - via an automated scanning and remediation tool like Automox. By performing these checks and updates daily, endpoints are continuously protected from risk exposure.

Defining policies to enforce compliance with the latest OS and third-party software updates and configuration controls improves operational efficiency, buying back time and providing confidence that all critical vulnerabilities have been patched across every endpoint.

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Automated cyber hygiene & policy enforcement

Automated patching

Most IT Admins have no way to quickly know which software titles on which systems are out of date and vulnerable to exploits, having no tools to effectively provide this information.. Automox enables visibility into the status of your corporate endpoints and allows customization and automation of both OS and third-party applications on a continuous basis. to eliminate this threat vector.

Extensible configuration management

IT Admins can define and enforce configuration requirements for clients, servers, virtual machines, cloud instances and even containers . with both preset and customizable policies. Automox provides the flexibility you need to ensure your corporate endpoints stay up to date and compliant.

Policy enforcement and compliance

With policies, you can patch all devices at once, include/exclude certain groups of devices, or set up advanced rules for which OS type, or segment of endpoints are patched.. You also can use patch according to severity level to automate critical patches and limit cosmetic updates. Manual approval workflows also allow you to select exactly which software to patch, avoiding downtime and failures.

“Patching is a thankless, redundant job that should be automated, which is why we chose Automox.”

Jared Haggerty // CEO of Databerry

WHY AUTOMOX?

With its cloud-based architecture, Automox deliversmodern cyber hygiene solutions that provide the fundamental benefits needed for security confidence.

Automated OS & third-party patching tools

Automated policies and groups enable you to harden your endpoints faster than adversaries can exploit vulnerabilities. You can patch, configure, track inventory and report the vulnerability status of all your corporate devices from a single interface. regardless of location or domain.

Automatically patch third party software from our growing software catalog or use Automox Worklets - custom scripts written in PowerShell or Bash - that can enable even more control over software patching and configuration. Automox provides dozens of Worklets out-of-box, and many more are available through the Automox Community site.

Automated cyber hygiene at your fingertips

Automation is vital to patching and remediating your endpoints faster than adversaries can exploit them. Automate and enforce all patch management, configuration, software deployment, and other tasks to maximize IT staff productivity and maintain the highest levels of cyber hygiene.

No matter how your organization needs to sort devices, Automox gives complete control to the administrator. Manage all endpoints with our automated endpoint hardening solution, optimizing workflows and increasing productivity.

Feature extensibility with Automox Worklets™

Automox Worklets™ allow you to automate and enforce any scriptable action on endpoints regardless of location or domain, from software deployment to enforcing local configuration policies on an endpoint. If it can be scripted in PowerShell (Windows) or Bash (Linux and macOS), it can be automated across your corporate devices.