Protect yourself against security holes in the most popular CMS tools

As long as there is software, there will be vulnerabilities. This is simply because many of the security holes are unknown to the developers. Content Management Systems such as WordPress, Joomla and Drupal are open-source and new security holes will arise at regular intervals. As soon as these vulnerabilities are discovered, new patches are released. But the problem is that you have to manually go in and update these, and sometimes you don’t have time before it’s already too late. Patchman solves this problem by automatically patching your plugins, themes and installations.

Managing malware when it is released

Why expose your website to threats when your CMS provider is working to resolve them by releasing new patches? Malware has obvious patterns and Patchman can use these characteristics to detect and quarantine suspected shady spiders and robot crawlers as well as malicious scripts before the damage is done. Even though these malware are handled when patches are released, Patchman doesn’t wait that long and immediately isolates these instances of malware attacks.

Easy to undo updates

Just because a patch has been installed by Patchman doesn’t mean your website is safe and working. Sometimes the latest patch causes more problems than it solves and you may have to undo the installation of the patch, even if it’s only temporary. Patchman has solved that by allowing you to easily roll back to a previous version without the new patch and your website will then start working as before again.

Create automated workflows to avoid manual work

In patchman you can set up automatic workflows yourself, this means that you don’t have to log in and patch your website yourself every time something new appears. Even if you receive an email saying that a new security hole has been discovered, you may not be available and can easily update this, in which case it is good that Patchman itself handles the update and installation of the new patch.