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Creating and Editing Custom Patches #ivanti #patch

This instructional video provides information on how to use the Custom Patch editor within Security Controls, and how to create and edit custom patches for initial installation and updates. The information contained within this video is not a 'best practice' and is intended for educational purposes, not for architecture or design. Viewers of this video should always test their custom patches in a safe, development environment to ensure that their intended actions are being performed by the patches to prevent any unwanted behaviour from affecting live or production services.

Reducing Data Breach Incidents Recap

The conversation highlights four key takeaways, with a focus on risk-based prioritization and faster remediation. It emphasizes the limitations of traditional models like vendor severity CVSS and the need for better metrics to reduce data breach incidents. The importance of speed in resolving vulnerabilities is also discussed, along with the need to improve time to patch and automate resolution processes.

Ivanti Neurons for MDM: Protecting Samsung Devices from Phishing #shorts

A Samsung device is safeguarded by registering it to Ivanti Neurons for MDM with an activated threat defense. The Android work profile container uses Tunnel, which is powered by a Cloud-based anti-phishing engine. Google Chrome and Firefox are used to access a feed of malicious links, but the on-device URL handler and the Cloud-based lookup engine successfully block all phishing attempts.

Innovator Preview: Ivanti Neurons for Patch Intune

In this conversation, Charity Tieri discusses two new features related to Patch for Intune. The first feature is the value of third-party patching through Patch for Intune, which provides time and resource savings for organizations using Microsoft Intune. The second feature is scopes in Microsoft Intune, which allows large organizations to operate in silos while sharing the same Microsoft Intune tenant. The third feature is custom application publishing, which enables users to publish applications that are not available in the catalog through Patch for Intune.

Innovator Preview: Ivanti Neurons for RBVM, ASOC, Patch Management, & Patch Intune

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.