PatchWard
PatchWard is a self-hosted Linux patching and inventory platform featuring wave scheduling, CVE tracking, and audit-ready records.
What it does
About PatchWard
PatchWard is a self-hosted patching and inventory management platform designed for Linux server infrastructure. It operates via three core containers for the console, API, and database alongside a single self-updating host agent, functioning without an internet connection. Teams can organize updates into structured patch waves with approval safeguards, track CVE exposures, detect package drift across distributions, and maintain audit-ready evidence of all update executions.
- Availability:
- launched
- Access:
- free trial
- Format:
- software
- Platform:
- linux
Pricing at launch: A 30-day free trial is available for evaluation on customer infrastructure.
Core capabilities
Structured patch waves
Schedule updates once, weekly, or monthly, enforce four-eyes approval gates, target specific environments or units, and pause updates during change freezes.
CVE registry and drift tracking
Consolidate reported CVEs by severity, identify affected machines and resolving packages, and monitor package version discrepancies across peers.
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