In 2025, the cybersecurity landscape will see an increase in cyberattacks and the costs associated with them. Manual patching methods are insufficient given the rising volume and complexity of vulnerabilities, evidenced by a 14% increase in reported vulnerabilities in 2023. The backlog of vulnerability reporting by the National Vulnerability Database showcases the challenge. Over three-quarters of IT professionals report delays in patch deployment. Thus, automation paired with robust controls becomes crucial to mitigate risks effectively and address vulnerabilities swiftly.
As the complexity and sheer number of vulnerabilities increase, manual patching can no longer keep pace with the speed of today's cyberthreats.
Automation in patch management isn't just an upgrade; it's a necessary evolution to keep organizations ahead of growing cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
Over 28,831 vulnerabilities were recorded in 2023, marking a significant rise that makes traditional manual patching methods ineffective.
Robust controls paired with automation are essential to ensure that the patching process is not only efficient but also accurate and secure.
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