PatchDay Triage
An AI copilot that reads each month's Patch Tuesday dump and tells your IT team exactly which of the 500+ fixes matter for YOUR environment — ranked by active exploitation, your installed software, and business risk, so you can stop reading 570 CVEs by hand.
IT managers and sysadmins at small and mid-sized businesses handling Windows updates without a dedicated security team
- Per-CVE risk scoring that fuses Microsoft's exploitability index, CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list, and your actual installed software inventory
- Plain-English 'patch today, this week, or defer' verdict for every CVE with rollback notes and known stability issues
- Rollout plan generator that sequences patches to avoid breaking production line-of-business apps
- Weekly digest of zero-days and actively exploited flaws with step-by-step mitigation, written for non-specialist admins
AI-assisted vulnerability discovery just pushed Patch Tuesday to a record 570 fixes (nearly triple last month) and Microsoft's own exploitability index is widely viewed as lagging machine-speed threats — small IT teams without a SecOps function need triage help now
Real and persistent problem (Patch Tuesday shipped 183 CVEs in Oct 2025, 63 in Nov 2025, with multiple zero-days monthly) and SMBs acknowledge lack of patching process, but the cited 570-record spike is a forward-looking July 2026 event per Windows Latest/Krebs, not a current emergency.Microsoft patches a record 570 security flaws ↗Patch Management for SMBs: The Security Control You Can't Afford to Get Wrong ↗
Already crowded: Tenable, CrowdStrike Patch Tuesday writeups, Absolute, Reclaim Security, patchdayalert.com's paid '30-minute triage', and a free open-source Patch Tuesday Analyzer on GitHub that pulls MSRC CVRF data and prioritizes by severity/zero-days.Patch Tuesday Analyzer - GitHub ↗A 30-minute Patch Tuesday triage you can actually run ↗
SMBs do pay for vulnerability management (Tenable/Nessus-class tools, paid newsletters, MSPs) but a free open-source analyzer already covers basic prioritization, and the 'your installed software' differentiator requires endpoint data SMBs may not be willing to hand over or pay extra for.Patch Tuesday Analyzer - GitHub ↗The best cybersecurity and vulnerability management tools for SMEs ↗
Patch management is a permanent, ever-growing operational need that worsens with more software and AI-discovered vulns
MSRC CVRF API is public and a GitHub project already consumes it, but the core differentiator — knowing which CVEs affect YOUR installed software — requires endpoint inventory/CMDB integration or an agent, which is the hardest part to ship and operate for SMB customers.Patch Tuesday Analyzer - GitHub ↗