Third-Party Application Management provides a continuously updated view of outdated applications across your environment. It identifies installed applications that have available updates supported by the patching SDK, categorizes them by severity, and enables administrators to take immediate action.
Navigate to Patch Management > Patches > Third Party Applications tab to begin.
Supported Actions
Use the following supported actions to navigate the application patch list:
- Search: Locate specific applications by name.
- Filter: Filter the list by Categories, Severity, Approval Status, or OS to isolate critical risks.
- Timeframe: Select specific timeframe for vulnerability age.
- Sort & Display: Customize your view by showing or hiding columns such as Severity, Release Date, or the CVE Count (Number of Vulnerabilities), etc.
- Export: Download a statistical report of outdated applications.
Select one or more applications to unlock the Actions menu:
- Deploy Now: Initiate an immediate, on-demand deployment for the selected application updates.
- Approve for Scheduled Deployment: Authorize selected application updates to be included in the deployment cycles.
- Reject for Scheduled Deployment: Rejected application updates will be excluded automatically from all deployments.
Application Details
Click on any application entry for full breakdown.
General Information
The top panel shows application profile, including CVE counts categorized by severity (Critical/High/Other), Approval status, Patch name, Severity, Vendor, Category, Tag, Current version, Release date, Language, Architecture.
Vulnerabilities
Use Vulnerabilities tab to view the list of CVEs and security issues that this application update fixes.
Devices
Select Devices tab to see the detailed list of every endpoint currently running an outdated version of this application.
Deployments
Use Deployment tab to view all the deployments targeting this application patch.
To create an On-Demand Deployment (Application) or Patch Policy (Application), follow our dedicated guidelines.