This one-pager is part of the JetPatch Linux Series. It is for teams that struggle to patch legacy UNIX systems and applications on a consistent schedule.

The brief notes that legacy machines are slow and frustrating to patch, so they are often overlooked. Teams have a lot of responsibility and only so many hours in a day. With new vulnerabilities reported daily, inconsistent updates leave gaps in security posture. The brief then describes automated, scheduled patching across Linux, UNIX, Solaris and AIX as a way to keep legacy systems current. The brief positions this as moving teams from behind and frustrated to ahead and in control.

What you’ll learn

• Why legacy UNIX systems are often overlooked in patch cycles
• How inconsistent updates create gaps in security posture
• How automated, scheduled patching keeps legacy systems up to date
• How automation aims to save hours on each patching cycle

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