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Sleep through
the next drop.

The next critical AI vulnerability shouldn’t cost you a night’s sleep. We’re building PatchPlane to automatically generate remediations and hotfixes, apply them where needed, and let you follow your normal patch cycle.

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No war rooms needed.

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Rapid requests. A protected server. Uninterrupted service. Blue requests flow through a running server and return successful responses. Orange exploit attempts stop at the host’s scoped protection. An illustration of a supported mitigation, not live telemetry or protection against every attack. Requests inResponses out SERVER PatchPlane RUNTIME HANDOVER 200 OK200 OK Blocked
Serving continuouslyRequestsExploit attempts
A new runtime. An orderly handover.

Canary the verified PHP replacement, send new requests to it, and let the original workers drain.

Process replacement; PHP heap state is not migrated.
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Critical CVEs move fast.
Your patch cycle stays yours.

Our product direction joins automatic remediation generation with signed delivery and local verification. Execution is limited to supported recipes and explicitly provisioned managed components.

Generate the remedy.

The goal: turn a new critical CVE into a scoped remediation or hotfix for the affected runtime, library, or kernel. Supported recipes use pinned artifacts and explicit applicability checks.

Apply it where it’s needed.

Authenticated Rust agents verify signed instructions against current conditions and local policy before applying a supported remedy.

Patch on your schedule.

Temporary protection bridges the gap to permanent updates and any required reboot. Track what’s protected and what still needs work in one control plane.

Reduce exposure.
Keep services running.

Sign in to view current observations from your enrolled agents. Remediation requires an explicitly provisioned executor and local policy.

Runtime

PHP2Shell

Guard, canary, promote, drain.

Managed PHP workers · 8.4.26 to 8.4.27
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Library

Brotli / HTTP2Shell

A decoder swap at a quiescent boundary.

Cooperative native worker · 1.2.0 to 1.2.1
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Kernel

Linux IPv4 TCP

Filter the exposure. Keep the patch on the plan.

Temporary IPv4-options mitigation
Sign in to viewVendor-fixed kernel and reboot still required

Scoped evidence, not universal coverage. The application recipes require managed, pinned components. The kernel filter does not repair the underlying vulnerability.

Wake up to evidence.
Not a war room.

Inspect the signed instruction, the agent’s local checks, and the execution receipt. Current conditions stay separate from past results, so you can see what still belongs on your patch plan.

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Execution recordAuthenticated access
Authenticated systems
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Signed jobs completed
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Automatic policy
Awaiting observation
Last refreshed
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Open any job in the control plane to inspect its evidence.

Keep your patch cycle.
Get your night back.

Immediate protection while your next patch cycle catches up.

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