Patchwise watches every device against the world's live threat feeds, verifies real installed versions machine-by-machine, fixes what's actually vulnerable — and hands your clients the evidence.
They match by product name, ignore what's actually installed, and keep screaming long after the fleet is safe. The result: alert fatigue for your IT team and reports your clients stopped believing.
A new CVE lands and every machine with the product gets flagged — even the ones already running the patched build. Nobody can tell real risk from noise.
38 alerts · 5 realLaptops that haven't been switched on in weeks hold alerts open forever. You can't patch a powered-off machine — but most tools never tell you that's the reason.
offline 25 days, still "urgent""Trust us, you're patched" doesn't survive an insurance audit. Clients want evidence: what was found, on which device, and proof it was actually fixed.
zero evidence trailA fully automated pipeline that runs eight times a day — and never marks anything safe without checking the actual installed version first.
Every managed device and its full software inventory, pulled from the RMM.
Installed software matched against CISA KEV, NVD criticals and EPSS exploit scores.
Installed versions checked against the vendor's actual latest release — no name-only guessing.
Patches staged with a reviewer, ticketed, deployed — or auto-updates verified.
Findings clear only with evidence, and every fix lands in the client's report.
A real day in the life of a finding — from the moment an actively-exploited CVE drops, to the moment your client sees the proof. All data below is simulated.
The moment CISA flags a vulnerability as actively exploited, Patchwise sweeps every device's installed software and raises a P1 — with the exact machines, not a vague product name.
No name-only guessing. Patchwise reads the installed build on each device and compares it to the actual latest stable release — live from the vendor.
The patch is staged for just the outdated device, a second technician approves, and once every machine verifies current the finding resolves automatically — with the reason recorded.
Every fix lands in a plain-language report with the official CVE record linked — the document your clients hand to insurers, auditors and their own customers.
Patchwise was built inside F1 IT Solutions to manage real client fleets — every feature exists because a real environment demanded it.
The flagship. Every finding is checked against each machine's actual installed build and the vendor's live latest release — Chrome, Edge, Firefox, 7-Zip, VLC, Zoom and more — so "needs attention" always means it.
Devices quiet for 3+ days are flagged with "last seen" — so unreachable machines get chased, not ignored.
Once every machine verifies current, the finding resolves itself with the reason on record. No manual closing.
Scores weigh exploitability, exposure and persistence — and only count machines that are actually exposed.
Patches are ticketed and need a second technician's approval before deployment. Four eyes, every time.
Per-client portal, a plain-language security report with official CVE references, and a one-click insurance & audit controls summary answering the questions insurers actually ask. Your clients see only their own data, always.
Windows patch state per device (missing, reboot-required) plus unsupported Windows, Office and macOS flagged until removed — removals credited as fixes.
Daily integrity audits re-verify every auto-resolved finding, and CISA remediation deadlines trigger automatic escalation — the system checks itself.
No jargon dumps. A security score, what was caught, what was fixed, and proof — each item linked to the official government CVE record.
21 of 23 devices fully patched. The remaining 2 are being updated — no action needed on your side. Every device is checked against the world's known threats, daily.
A critical flaw in Google Chromium V8 that could let an attacker take control of the device.
✓ Auto-updated & version-verified · 10 JunOffice 2010 no longer receives security patches — a standing risk attackers target.
✓ Unsupported software removedPatchwise is included with F1 IT Solutions managed security services — for businesses in Cape Town and across South Africa. Book a 20-minute live demo on your own fleet's data.