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Manual Third-Party Patching
IT admins struggle with manual, unreliable, and fragmented patching of third-party applications across Windows and Mac fleets.
In their words
spending €2,000 to keep potentially internet-facing file-transfer infrastructure current is suddenly considered an unnecessary expense
We only have 200 devices so PMPC feels like I’m paying for nearly 800 devices I will never use.
We need the ability to create executive summary reports to present to our BoD.
The lack of any running process handling has made it very difficult to push updates out reliably.
I haven’t yet found one that actually does what it claims (I.e. Streamlining things to a point where it doesn’t require constant babysitting).
a lot of the genuine ones have no clean fix because the patch rides a major version bump
We dont do auto updates. This user is very high up. Their laptop only gets worked on during summer, and maybe around christmas
Several softwares that store sensitive or protected data are woefully out of date and exposed publicly on the internet.
My company purchased this module without testing it now my team is tasked with figuring this out.
I want something that makes it hard to target the wrong endpoints
The hard part is keeping up with when these apps have available updates, and how to update them.
Any good solutions for 3rd party patching without switching MDM?
IT admins and MSPs
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/Intune
- r/Action1
- r/cybersecurity
- r/jamf
- r/SCCM
- r/msp
- r/linuxadmin
Tools they use today
- Microsoft Intune
- Patch My PC
- Action1
- WSUS
- winget
- PowerShell
- Autopatch
- Chocolatey
Why those fall short
- no way to know which apps break or test before pushing
- perpetual licenses expired, no updates or support
- no built-in auto-update for Win32 apps
- slow channel won't release updates; MSI not updated; versioning confusion
- no formal change request process exists; manager blocks patching
Map of ideas
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