Find every JVM.
Patch it in weeks, not quarters.
- 340
JVMs discovered
118 were missing from the CMDB
- 60
Past end of life
Java 6, 7 and unsupported 8 builds
- 12
Critical CVEs open 400+ days
On internet-facing hosts
- 38
Oracle JDK installs
Putting 5,000 employees in license scope
Illustrative example. Your numbers will differ, which is why you should know them.
Every quarter, a new batch of Java CVEs. Every quarter, the same scramble.
- You can't patch what you can't findMost enterprises have no current list of their JVMs. The ones bundled inside vendor products, app servers, CI tools and container images are the ones that get missed.
- Regression testing is the bottleneckFull regression testing for every quarterly JVM patch, on every app, turns a low-risk security fix into a months-long program. For most apps that ceremony is out of proportion to the risk.
- Oracle bills your whole headcountOracle's Java SE Universal Subscription is priced per employee, not per install. A handful of forgotten Oracle JDKs can put your entire workforce in scope.
Tools and services for the whole JVM lifecycle
Discover, classify, patch, stay current
Discover
Agentless scanning plus CMDB, cloud and artifact-repository data finds every JVM: version, vendor, patch level, embedded agents and owner.
Classify
A documented, weighted scoring model sorts each app into the right patching tier, with evidence your risk function and CAB can sign off on.
Patch
Rapid Patch for the long tail, Critical Patch Assurance for the apps that run the business. Different risk, different process.
Stay current
Drift monitoring catches new JVMs, missed patches, new CVEs and new license exposure as the estate changes.
Not every app deserves the same patch process
- Canary 1% → 10% → 100%, gated on health signals
- Smoke tests and synthetic transactions instead of full regression runs
- Patch cycles measured in days
Built for speed, not billable hours
| Typical large-SI program | Patchmageddon | |
|---|---|---|
| Engagement shape | Multi-year program, open-ended SOW | Fixed price, fixed duration |
| First deliverable | Months into a discovery phase | Days for a Quick Scan, weeks for a full estate |
| First patch applied | Often a year or more in | Weeks after the assessment closes |
| Specialization | JVM patching is one line in a broad portfolio | This is the entire practice |
| Billing incentive | Time & materials rewards duration | Fixed scope rewards speed |