Gluware in the News

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Gluware is extending its network automation platform to connected medical devices, aiming to automate the process of identifying and patching vulnerabilities in equipment such as infusion pumps, imaging systems and patient monitors.

The US company said today that its new IoMT Exposure Management service can link published vulnerabilities to specific devices, identify applicable software updates and execute remediation through a hospital’s existing approval and audit processes.

Gluware has released Gluware IoMT Exposure Management, a new solution that extends the company’s automation platform to the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), including infusion pumps, imaging systems, patient monitors, and clinical workstations. The solution automates the remediation workflow that follows a published vulnerability, matching common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) to affected devices, identifying applicable patches, and executing changes within a hospital’s existing approval and audit processes.

Gluware, Inc., the intelligent automation company, today announced Gluware IoMT Exposure Management, bringing its proven automation platform to the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) — the infusion pumps, imaging systems, patient monitors, and clinical workstations at the center of care delivery. The solution automates what happens after a vulnerability is published, matching CVEs to the specific devices affected, identifying the patches that apply, and executing the changes in line with the hospital’s own approval and audit processes.

Gluware has launched Titan Exposure Management, a tool for detecting and remediating network vulnerabilities in enterprise environments. It is aimed at a longstanding gap in how companies assess and fix network CVEs.

The capability is part of the company’s Titan AI platform. It is designed to identify which devices are actually affected by a vulnerability, then carry out or support remediation based on the live state of the network. The system links vulnerability advisories to real device configurations rather than relying on broad operating system assumptions.

Gluware has launched Titan Exposure Management, a tool for detecting and remediating network vulnerabilities in enterprise environments. It is aimed at a longstanding gap in how companies assess and fix network CVEs.

The capability is part of the company’s Titan AI platform. It is designed to identify which devices are actually affected by a vulnerability, then carry out or support remediation based on the live state of the network. The system links vulnerability advisories to real device configurations rather than relying on broad operating system assumptions.

Gluware is expanding its AI platform with Titan Exposure Management, an agentic capability that maps live network device configurations directly to CVE advisories. Titan is built to slay Mythos — and your CVE backlog with it.

Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview, released earlier this year, showed that AI systems could identify and probe network vulnerabilities at a speed that traditional patch management cycles were not designed to match. Security teams that had operated on 30-to-90-day remediation windows began reassessing that assumption.

Vandis, Inc announced today its partnership with Gluware, an industry leader in intelligent network automation. This partnership gives Vandis’ clients a platform to help them simplify network management, enhance security, and accelerate operational agility.

Organizations today operate in increasingly complex, multi-vendor, hybrid network environments. Manual configuration and change management are no longer sustainable—they introduce risk, slow innovation, and strain IT resources.

Vandis announced its partnership with Gluware, an industry leader in intelligent network automation.

This partnership gives Vandis’ clients a platform to help them simplify network management, enhance security, and accelerate operational agility.

Organizations today operate in increasingly complex, multi-vendor, hybrid network environments.

Ernest Lefner, CPO, Gluware gives a sponsored talk at hashtag#AutoCon4 on
“Crossing the Chasm with Gluware”

Ernest talks about how to cross the automation chasm, or the Pareto Priniciple of needing only 20% effort to get 80% value instead of vice-versa.

The chasm is how to take 80% of the effort you need to build a foundational automation capability – training, tools, development. The key is the knowledge that engineers have about the network to drive revenues and business.

When Jeff Gray and his co-founders showed their first network automation prototype to a major network equipment manufacturer over a decade ago, the response was dismissive. The vendor questioned why anyone would want a system that constantly modified network configurations, calling it something that would get “really really busy.” The prevailing wisdom held that networks should be set-it-and-forget-it, with changes avoided to prevent cascading outages.

The AWS outage that took down a sizable portion of the web in October was caused by something almost mundane: automated systems that tried to update the same DNS record simultaneously, resulting in chaos that may have cost hundreds of millions of dollars.