In this conversation, Chris Goettl provides an update on the upcoming release features and demonstrates them. The release focuses on Linux support, with enhancements for Mac OS and Windows patching as well. Chris explains the content-based approach for Linux and the challenges it presents. He also discusses the ability to exclude patches via patch group and the configuration of Linux repositories. Additionally, he covers the Mac OS Sonoma support and the new always reboot option. The conversation includes demonstrations of Patch Intelligence, endpoint vulnerability, and patch configuration for Linux and Mac OS.

The video introduces Risk-based Vulnerability Management (RBVM) and Application Security Orchestration and Correlation (ASOC), tools that integrate third-party data into a SaaS platform for threat analysis and risk scoring. It highlights recent improvements, new export capabilities, UX updates, and custom attributes for data uploads. It also explores the vulnerability response feature, which integrates RBVM and ASOC with ITSM for automatic ticket creation and security incident syncing, and the RBVM and patch integration for CVE analysis and patch management.#Risk-based Vulnerability Management, #Application Security Orchestration and Correlation, #ITSM integration, #patch management, #CVE analysis.

The innovators preview introduces security enhancements and upcoming events. It highlights opportunities for innovators, including a UX research team session and challenges to share 2024 goals. The preview also announces events like the Avanti neurons innovator preview and the Ivanti Solutions Summit. It discusses Q1 enhancements, including Ivanti neurons for RBVM and ASOC, patch management, and neuros patch management. The preview covers topics related to Linux flavors, testing, security levels, Linux patch configuration, scoping feature, and custom application publishing.

The Innovators Preview event offers a comprehensive look at the latest developments in Unified Endpoint Management (UEM). The discussion ranges from product management and OS platforms to updates for Android and Apple devices. Key topics include 5G slicing, carrier support, app configurations, and account-driven device enrollment. The shift to declarative management and the transition from CentOS 7 to Oracle Linux 8 are also highlighted.