PatchPilot

PatchPilot is a web app (with a lightweight endpoint agent) that prioritizes software updates based on real-world exploitability and your actual asset exposure—not generic CVSS panic. It inventories endpoints, detects missing patches, and correlates them with known exploited vulnerabilities (KEV), internet exposure, and the presence of compensating controls. The output is a brutally simple weekly “Fix List” that tells a small IT team what to patch first, what can wait, and what is risky to ignore. It also generates board-friendly risk summaries and audit-ready evidence (what was patched, when, and on which devices). This is not a full-blown EDR or vulnerability scanner replacement; it’s a patch decision and follow-through layer designed for organizations that already drown in alerts but still get popped through unpatched software.

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