OpenSSL is a widely targeted attack surface. Organizations in all industries must ensure they are promptly mitigating vulnerabilities to prevent exploitation. For OpenSSL and GNU C (glibc) vulnerabilities, this includes timely updates and patch management. In order to apply security updates without service interruption, live patching for shared libraries is required.
During this short webinar, you will:
Senior Sales Engineer, CloudLinux
Product Manager of KernelCare, CloudLinux
Product Marketing Manager of KernelCare, CloudLinux
KernelCare provides services that make server management easy, particularly with regard to security. Not needing to restart a server to get the latest kernel security updates is essential for business-critical applications that can't be taken down for patches. Additionally, their solutions allow some legacy applications to remain secure when alternative options are not available on the market or would be cost-prohibitive to implement.
Justin Jett Director of Audit and Compliance, Plixer
KernelCare keeps a vital part of our services updated without having downtime from reboots - with all the recent Intel exploits this has been even more valuable than ever. KernelCare also adds additional security to the Kernel making it seem even better value for money. I use it across all our server fleet and would recommend it to all Linux administrators.
Philip Rawlinson Technical Director, Netweaver
We have come to consider KernelCare as an essential service. The downtime that reboots cause is a disruption for customers, and nuisance for admins, that can be easily avoided with KernelCare.
Joe Oesterling Chief Technology Officer, Liquid Web
We have been using KernelCare at our EC2 instances and web hosting servers for a long time. We do not run EC2 instances without KernelCare because we think that this is fundamental to bring security and reliability to our company and customers.
Alex Wojtowicz Owner, Warpnet
The headline and subheader tells us what you're offering, and the form header closes the deal. Over here you can explain why your offer is so great it's worth filling out a form for.
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