Author Archives: Chris Dunsmore

A new addition to Endpoint Remediation, joining our Mac and Linux engines. Available today for on-demand patching. We’re excited to announce a brand-new Windows OS patching engine, now available in both N-sight and N-central. It’s part of Endpoint Remediation and … Continue reading →

Patch Management Engine (PME) 2.14.3 is now generally available. This release adds support for upgrading to the Windows 11 26H2 Feature Update by Enablement Package. What’s New Support for the 26H2 Feature Update by Enablement Package PME can now upgrade … Continue reading →

Patch Management Engine (PME) 2.14.2 is now generally available. This release builds on the security improvements introduced in 2.14.1 and includes fixes that improve patch scanning and installation reliability. No action is required. What’s New Continued security improvements Additional security … Continue reading →

Patch Management Engine (PME) 2.14.1 is now generally available. This release updates how PME components communicate with each other, with a focus on security and reliability. No action is required — existing probes continue to work as they do today.

Following the recent launch of our Endpoint Remediation area — announced in AI-Accelerated Vulnerability and Patch Management – Public Preview — we’re pleased to share the next round of improvements, shaped by your feedback and our roadmap. Advanced reboot options, … Continue reading →

Patch Management Engine (PME) 2.13.19 GA is now available and has been rolled out to all assets. This release fixes two issues affecting patch scanning on Windows devices.

We are pleased to announce a major expansion of our vulnerability and patch management capabilities across both N-central and N-sight is currently in the process of being rolled out. The rollout will be completed over the next few days. Vulnerability … Continue reading →

Patch Management Engine (PME) 2.13.18 RC is now available. This release focuses on improving patching reliability, scan accuracy, installer compatibility, and troubleshooting capabilities across supported environments. Customers can benefit from improved diagnostics, more accurate application detection, and enhancements to the … Continue reading →

Third-party applications remain one of the most exploited surfaces in endpoint security, and the gap between discovering a vulnerability and actually remediating it is where risk compounds. This round-up covers what we’ve shipped and what’s now available through early access … Continue reading →

A new version of the Patch Management Engine is being made available to N-central and N-sight assets. This release focuses on improving patch scan data quality, delta-logic handling for N-sight devices, and network fallback resilience when connected probes are inaccessible. … Continue reading →