Seattle's HyBlue releases
new product
Monday, Apr 10 2006 | Author and
categories:
Rachel Berry
| NW tech news
Caught up with Matthew Sutton, CEO of Seattle's
HyBlue, to learn that the
company successfully launched HyBlue Patch last
month. This is a nifty little service that is
especially useful for companies without strong
internal IT support. After HyBlue Patch is
installed on a computer, it monitors for patch
compliance 24x7, as well as overall performance,
security and configuration. It can monitor
servers as well as desktop computers, helping to
sound the alarm if hardware is malfunctioning or
out of compliance. On second thought, this isn't
just for companies without IT support –
HyBlue Patch would be quite useful for stressed
out IT managers in larger organizations as well,
since it notifies them anytime a server goes
silent for more than 10 minutes. How great would
it be to know that your server is down BEFORE
your employees start squawking?
-posted by Rachel