Heimdal Patch & Asset Management

Automated patching of operating systems and third-party and proprietary software, with asset inventory, from the Heimdal endpoint suite. It runs on Linux, macOS and Windows. It is delivered as a hosted SaaS service. Among the capabilities recorded for it are application patching, automated patch deployment, central management console and local patch repository. Its record also notes multi-tenant (msp) management, operating system patching, patch compliance reporting and patch rollback.

Current Version

Cloud service · no version

Product Page

heimdalsecurity.com/…/patch-asset…

Market

EnterpriseMid-MarketService Provider

Licence

Paid

Price

Paid · price unknown

Record Created

2026-10-04

Last Updated

2026-10-20

Heimdal is a Danish security company based in Copenhagen that sells a single unified platform to organisations, mostly mid-sized ones and through managed service providers. It is younger than most vendors here and grew from one idea — stopping threats at the DNS and patch layer, before anything needs to be detected on the endpoint — into a broad suite. The range is modular and each module carries the company name: Heimdal DNS Security, Heimdal Patch & Asset Management, Heimdal Application Control, Heimdal Ransomware Encryption Protection, Heimdal Email Security and Heimdal Email Fraud Prevention, with Heimdal Privilege Elevation & Delegation Management and Heimdal Privileged Account & Session Management covering administrative rights. Detection and response run from Heimdal Endpoint Detection & Response up through Heimdal XDR and the managed Heimdal MXDR. Its positioning is European compliance — NIS2, GDPR, ISO 27001 — and prevention rather than detection, which is worth bearing in mind when comparing it here: much of what it sells is designed to act before the point at which a detection test measures anything. Vendor page →

Website

heimdalsecurity.com

Country

🇩🇰Denmark

Headquarters

🇩🇰Copenhagen, Denmark

Year Established

2014

Customers

15K organisations

Users

3M devices protected

Revenue

≈ $3.7M (2025)