Generate the remedy.
The goal: turn a new critical CVE into a scoped remediation or hotfix for the affected runtime, library, or kernel. Today’s demo uses three pinned recipes.
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.
No war rooms needed.
Canary the verified PHP replacement, send new requests to it, and let the original workers drain.
Process replacement; PHP heap state is not migrated.Our product direction joins automatic remediation generation with signed delivery and local verification. The live demo proves the execution path with three supported CVE recipes.
The goal: turn a new critical CVE into a scoped remediation or hotfix for the affected runtime, library, or kernel. Today’s demo uses three pinned recipes.
Authenticated Rust agents verify signed instructions against current conditions and local policy before applying a supported remedy.
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.
The reference lab demonstrates three supported recipes in a dedicated VM. Sign in to view current observations from your enrolled agents.
Guard, canary, promote, drain.
Managed PHP workers · 8.4.26 to 8.4.27A decoder swap at a quiescent boundary.
Cooperative native worker · 1.2.0 to 1.2.1Filter the exposure. Keep the patch on the plan.
Temporary IPv4-options mitigationScoped evidence, not universal coverage. The application recipes require managed, pinned components. The kernel filter does not repair the underlying vulnerability.
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.
Read the implemented APIOpen any job in the control plane to inspect its evidence.
See automated remediation running in the live lab.