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IT Observer: SWUP–Another Reason Why Trustix Has a Lower TCO than Microsoft

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“Comodo owned Trustix, developers of the world’s most secure
Linux, have pinpointed the distribution’s
automated patch management and upgrade mechanism, SWUP, as the
perfect riposte to allegations from Microsoft that Linux based
servers present higher TCO to companies due to extended patch
development and implementation times. Delivering ‘Astonishingly
fast’ vulnerability patch management services also provides Trustix
with a key differentiator to other Linux competitors such as
Redhat…”

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