Technology Partnership With octoja

We have entered into a technology partnership with German RMM provider octoja. Through the integration, the results of lywand’s continuous vulnerability management are made directly available in octoja and connected with the operational capabilities of the RMM platform.

From Vulnerability to Remediation: octoja and Lywand Connect Vulnerability Management and RMM

Technology partnership combines continuous vulnerability management with operational IT management

German RMM provider octoja and Lywand, the Austrian provider of automated vulnerability management, have entered into a technology partnership. Through the integration, the results of Lywand’s continuous vulnerability management are made directly available in octoja and connected with the operational capabilities of the RMM platform.

For Managed Service Providers, this creates an end-to-end workflow: identify and assess security risks, implement the necessary measures, and then verify whether the overall security situation has actually improved.

 

Closer Integration of Security and IT Operations

MSPs manage numerous customer environments and endpoints simultaneously. Security risks therefore need to be not only identified, but also assessed, prioritized, and efficiently translated into concrete actions.

Lywand continuously assesses the IT security status of managed customers, makes vulnerabilities and misconfigurations visible, and highlights where action is required. This gives MSPs a centralized overview of their customers’ security status and enables them to prioritize the necessary measures in a targeted way.

Through the integration, this information is now also available directly in octoja – where technicians manage their customers’ systems as part of their daily operations.

The integration also simplifies the rollout of Lywand: MSPs can automatically deploy the Lywand Agent to customer devices directly via octoja. This makes it easier to introduce Lywand into managed customer environments without additional manual installation effort.

 

Identify, Assess, Remediate, and Verify

When Lywand identifies a relevant vulnerability, affected systems can be identified directly within the RMM context. For software-based vulnerabilities, octoja can provide suitable updates and deploy them selectively to individual devices or across multiple systems. Measures can also be incorporated permanently into patch management.

Lywand then reassesses the systems and shows whether the vulnerability has been remediated and how the measure has affected the overall security situation.

This creates a closed-loop process: identify, assess, remediate, and verify. Security and operational IT management are brought closer together, allowing findings from security assessments to be translated into action more quickly while the security status continues to be monitored and evaluated on an ongoing basis.

With the Model Context Protocol (MCP), octoja takes this one step further: almost any vulnerability can be remediated using a single natural-language prompt. Technicians describe the desired remediation, and a connected AI assistant can execute the required actions directly via octoja.

European Technology for the MSP Tech Stack

octoja is developed in Germany, while Lywand is developed in Austria. The partnership therefore connects two key areas of the MSP tech stack: Remote monitoring & management and automated vulnerability management.

RMM and security solutions in particular handle sensitive information about IT infrastructures and, in some cases, have extensive access to managed systems. Alongside technical performance, questions around who develops the technology, where data is processed, and which legal jurisdiction a provider falls under are therefore becoming increasingly important.

Through their collaboration, octoja and Lywand combine European technology with an end-to-end process from security assessment to remediation and verification.

 

Comments on the Partnership

“MSPs are responsible for the security of many customer environments at the same time – and in practice, they rarely struggle with identifying vulnerabilities, but rather with getting from detection to remediation. This is exactly where we shorten the path: Lywand’s results are available directly where technicians already work, and a detected vulnerability can be turned into an update across the entire fleet in just a few clicks.

The fact that both solutions are developed and operated in Europe is not just a label for us, but a fundamental requirement for systems that MSPs entrust with such extensive access,” says Tom Kempin, CTO of octoja.

“An RMM platform and an automated vulnerability management platform handle highly sensitive information and extensive access rights.

For MSPs, it is therefore becoming increasingly important not only to consider technical performance, but also who develops such technology, where it is operated, and which legal jurisdiction it falls under.

With octoja and Lywand, we are combining European technology with an end-to-end process for vulnerability management and remediation,” says Tom Haak, CEO and Co-Founder of Lywand.

About octoja

octoja is a Remote Monitoring & Management (RMM) platform developed in Germany. MSPs and IT service providers use it to centrally manage, monitor, and secure their customers’ IT environments – from automated inventory and monitoring to patch management, remote support, automation, and reporting.

Its integrated approach replaces fragmented tool landscapes and manual routine work, enabling IT teams to support more customers while maintaining a consistently high level of service quality. octoja is developed and operated entirely in Europe.

octoja is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.

More information: https://octoja.de

 

 

Thomas Haak

6 octobre 2026

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