There is no PatchMyPC integration to set up, and none is needed. Siemserva reads the apps PatchMyPC publishes to Intune, through Microsoft Graph, and verifies the result.
PatchMyPC excels at packaging and deploying third-party application updates through Intune and Configuration Manager. Siemserva does not integrate with PatchMyPC and does not deploy patches. Instead it reads the Win32 app catalog and detection rules PatchMyPC publishes into Intune, through Microsoft Graph, with no agent and no vendor connector, and cross-checks the result against Azure Update Manager, Defender TVM, and MSRC. The same Microsoft-API approach works for any tool that publishes to Intune.
Siemserva runs standalone for full Microsoft 365 posture across configurations, logs, and CVEs, or right alongside PatchMyPC.
| What PatchMyPC does well | Where teams want more |
|---|---|
| Large third-party application catalog for Intune and ConfigMgr. | A deployment tool reports on its own actions, not an independent verification. |
| Automated packaging and deployment of updates. | Coverage gaps appear when multiple patching tools are in play. |
| Reduces manual effort for app patching. | Patch evidence is not mapped to compliance frameworks. |
| Well established in the Microsoft management community. | No broader Microsoft 365 posture context. |
| Capability | PatchMyPC | Siemserva |
|---|---|---|
| Deploys third-party app patches | Core strength | Does not deploy |
| How Siemserva sees the data | n/a | Intune via Microsoft Graph |
| Vendor integration / agent required | n/a | None |
| Independent cross-API verification | Self-reported | Yes |
| CVE risk enrichment (KEV, EPSS) + compliance | Limited | Native |
Comparison reflects general capabilities at time of writing and is provided for research. Vendor features change; verify current specifics with each vendor.
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Patch My PC is a third-party application catalog and update publisher for the Microsoft management stack. It packages and keeps current hundreds of common applications, browsers, runtimes, conferencing, PDF tools, so IT can deploy and patch them through the tools they already run.
Rather than acting as a separate agent platform, Patch My PC publishes apps and updates into Microsoft Intune, Configuration Manager, or WSUS. Its Intune integration delivers third-party apps as Win32 packages with detection rules, so updates flow through Microsoft's own delivery channel.
Windows Update keeps Windows and Microsoft products current but does not cover the long tail of third-party software, which is where many exploited vulnerabilities live. Patch My PC's catalog closes that gap, automating the packaging work that would otherwise be manual and constant.
Like any deployment tool, Patch My PC reports its own actions. Confirming, independently, that the published updates actually landed on devices, and tying any remaining gaps to specific CVEs, is a separate, complementary step.
No, and it does not need to. Siemserva reads the Win32 apps PatchMyPC publishes to Intune through Microsoft Graph, and verifies patch posture across Microsoft's APIs. There is no connector to install or maintain.
Through the Intune app catalog and file detection rules, read via Microsoft Graph. You can even filter by publisher. The same approach covers any vendor that publishes apps to Intune, such as Scappman or Robopack.
No. Siemserva verifies and reports patch posture across the Microsoft patch APIs and your patching tools, an independent double-check, not a deployment engine.
No agents and no cloud service. Siemserva reads your tenant through Microsoft's APIs and runs on Windows or Mac. You can explore the whole product first on the free Advanced Microsoft 365 Security Simulator, with no access to your environment at all.
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Yes. It supports multi-tenant and MSP fleets, with bulk tenant security audits and unified, client-ready reporting across many customers.
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