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Remedio Adds Automated Patch Management Software to Fortify, Closing Gap Between Vulnerability Find and Fix
New continuous remediation capabilities control patch execution, verification, and rollback in a single platform
WILMINGTON, DE, UNITED STATES, August 26, 2026 — Remedio, the pioneer in autonomous exposure remediation and AI posture management, today announced the incorporation of automated patch management software within Fortify, its vulnerability management product. The new capabilities eliminate the manual hand-off between finding a vulnerability and fixing it, giving security and IT teams a continuous path from exposure to verified remediation with a single platform.
The launch comes as AI dramatically increases the speed and scale at which attackers can identify and exploit weaknesses. Traditional vulnerability management was designed around prioritizing a backlog and handing remediation to IT. Remedio is replacing that model with continuous remediation, where organizations can identify exposure, determine the right fix, execute it safely can verify that risk has actually been removed.
“For decades, vulnerability management and patch management have run as separate lifecycles connected by tickets, exports, and manual reconciliation”
“With the increase in AI-led attacks, automated patch management software is more valuable than ever. Fortify replaces the handoff from finding to patching with a continuous remediation loop that runs inside one product, finding, understanding, fixing, and verifying.”
Fortify surfaces which patches affect an organization's devices, moves operators from a vulnerability directly into scheduled remediation without leaving the product, and provides confidence in operational execution through dependency intelligence, validation, staged rollout, and smart scheduling.
Every remediation is verified and reversible, while backlog trends and overdue remediation give teams visibility into whether exposure is actually being reduced. Humans remain in control of execution today, with policies and guardrails providing the foundation for Remedio's broader vision: continuous, autonomous remediation at machine speed.
“Automation is easy to authorize in a demo and hard to authorize in production.”
“The challenge is not simply making patching faster. It’s giving teams enough confidence to safely automate. Dependency intelligence, validation, staged rollout, verification, and rollback are what make it safe for teams to increase remediation capacity.”
To request a demonstration or learn more, visit www.remedio.io/fortify.
About Remedio
Remedio is the leading preemptive cybersecurity platform built to eliminate the gap between detecting risk and actually fixing it. From legacy infrastructure to modern AI agents, Remedio autonomously resolves misconfigurations, patches vulnerabilities, and enforces continuous compliance designed for zero-disruption remediation and instant rollback. Securing over 3 million devices for more than 300 global enterprises, including Amazon, Colgate-Palmolive, and Ulta Beauty, Remedio transforms security posture from a manual burden into an automated advantage.
Bootstrapped to profitability by CEO and founder Tal Kollender in 2019, Remedio is now fueled by a $65M Series A led by Bessemer Venture Partners, alongside TLV Partners and Picture Capital. Learn more at www.remedio.io.
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Fun FAQs
What is Remedio Fortify?
Remedio Fortify is a vulnerability management product that connects vulnerability identification, automated patch management software, verification, and rollback in one continuous remediation workflow. It allows security and IT teams to move from a vulnerability finding directly into controlled remediation without relying on separate tickets, exports, or patching tools.
How is Fortify different from traditional patch management?
Traditional patch management typically begins with a list of missing updates. Fortify begins with the exposure and carries that context through remediation. It identifies the affected devices and relevant patches, supports scheduling and staged deployment, verifies the outcome, and reports whether the underlying exposure was actually removed.
What controls help organizations deploy patches safely?
Fortify combines dependency intelligence, validation, smart scheduling, staged rollout, and rollback. These controls allow teams to evaluate operational risk, limit the initial deployment scope, confirm results, and reverse a remediation if it causes an unintended impact.
How does Fortify verify that remediation was successful?
Fortify checks the device after execution to determine whether the patch was applied and the associated exposure was resolved. This distinguishes completed activity from verified risk reduction – a deployed patch is not treated as a successful remediation until the resulting state has been confirmed.
Can teams control when and where patches are deployed?
Yes. Operators retain control over execution through scheduling, staged rollout, and policy-based guardrails. Organizations can increase automation according to their operational requirements and tolerance for change risk rather than applying the same execution model across every device.
What happens if a patch disrupts a device or application?
Fortify provides rollback capabilities so teams can reverse a remediation when validation identifies an operational problem. The objective is to make patch execution reversible rather than forcing organizations to choose between leaving an exposure open and accepting uncontrolled production risk.
Does Fortify provide visibility into remediation performance?
Yes. Fortify tracks backlog trends and overdue remediation so teams can see whether open exposure is declining over time. This shifts reporting away from findings and ticket activity toward the operational outcome that matters – how much risk remains and how long it remains unresolved.
