Comodo Patch Management vs Symantec Patch Management comparison

Comodo Patch Manager gives administrators and MSPs granular control over the deployment of updates to operating systems and 3rd party applications on network endpoints. Featuring a centralized, easy to use interface, Comodo Patch Manager allows administrators to:

• Remotely deploy operating system updates for Windows and Linux based machines and 3rd party applications.
• View dashboard statistics that provide detailed breakdowns of available updates for endpoint machines.
• Identify endpoints which contain vulnerabilities and need to be patched.
• Create policies to automatically apply updates to groups of tagged endpoints at scheduled times.
• Create custom endpoint tags which can be applied to logical groups of endpoints.
• View granular reports on the hardware, software and update history of endpoint machines.

Symantec Patch Management Solution can assist organizations in meeting their security needs by automating the detection and facilitating the remediation of security vulnerabilities for multiple operating systems (Windows, Mac, Red Hat, CentOS and SUSE) and for Microsoft applications and over 50 third-party Windows applications (Adobe, Java Runtime, common browsers and plug-ins, etc.). Patch Management Solution provides visibility into newly released software updates and the means to identify computers susceptible to the vulnerabilities addressed by such updates. It also automates the download of software update packages from vendor sites and the distribution of those packages to computers which require those patches.