Built by the engineers who lived through the problem.
The Log4Shell disclosure dropped on a Friday afternoon. Our CTO Ana Kowalski was running infrastructure for a financial services client at the time — 1,400 servers across three cloud providers, two data centers, and a Kubernetes cluster that ran on a different team's patch schedule. By Saturday morning they had a list of 312 potentially affected hosts. By Sunday evening they had patched 58 of them.
The bottleneck wasn't people. It was process. Every patch required a change ticket, a manual rollback plan, a post-deploy health check. Tools existed for scanning. Nothing existed for the whole pipeline.
PatchGuard was founded in late 2022 to close that gap. We built the tool that would have gotten those 312 hosts patched by Saturday morning — automatically, with rollback safeguards, and with an audit trail that auditors would actually accept.
Every scoring decision, every deployment action, every rollback is logged with the exact reason. Security teams need to explain what happened — to their CISO, to auditors, to incident responders. PatchGuard makes that possible.
Vulnerability scanners have been around for 30 years. Detection isn't the problem. Remediation is. We measure our success by CVEs closed, not CVEs found. Every product decision is filtered through that lens.
Real hybrid clouds have legacy servers, mixed OS versions, and networks that IT stopped documenting three office moves ago. PatchGuard is designed to work with messy reality — not an idealized architecture diagram.
Cleared a 14-month patch backlog in 30 days after deploying PatchGuard. Their previous process required a change advisory board review for every patch. PatchGuard automated approvals for Medium and High severity, escalating only Critical findings to the CAB queue.
Average time from critical CVE disclosure to deployed patch across their Kubernetes fleet and EC2 instances. Previously averaged 6.5 days. PatchGuard's agentless cloud connectors and automated canary rollout made the difference.
Deployed 847 patch operations across Windows Server and RHEL systems in a HIPAA-regulated environment over six months. Zero rollback failures. Full audit trail for every change, used successfully in their last SOC 2 review.
We're engineers who ran infrastructure at scale. We'll give you an honest assessment of whether PatchGuard fits your environment.