Delay a Fix and Stay Protected

Immediately fixing a vulnerability is not always optimal.

When you have a planned release in a few months that will naturally eliminate the vulnerability, such as a language version update or a library change, fixing the vulnerability immediately, means your engineering team wastes time and effort. Additionally, fixing a vulnerability immediately can mean delaying important releases or missing critical deadlines.

Instead of pushing for an immediate hot patch, use Raven’s Runtime Prevention to delay the fix and protect the application until the time is right.  
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No Sidetracking

Focus on essential development work without being sidetracked by immediate patch requirements.
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Plan Strategically

Integrate security fixes into regular update cycles, aligning with broader system upgrades.

Save Resources

Save time and resources by consolidating security updates with significant system enhancements.
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