Critical Patches definition

Critical Patches are unscheduled releases of changes to the Software that Relativity will provide, if necessary, to address security issues or catastrophic or mission critical defects (Severity Level 1 or 2). Each time Relativity issues a new Release, Relativity will continue to provide Critical Patches for the superseded Release for a period of at least eighteen (18) months from the date when the superseded Release originally became generally available, except as otherwise provided herein. A Critical Patch can be distinguished by having a third digit or longer string of digits in the release number (e.g. Version 9.2.2 or 9.3.237.3).
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Examples of Critical Patches in a sentence

  • Each time Relativity issues a new Release, Relativity will continue to provide Critical Patches for the superseded Release for a period of at least eighteen (18) months from the date when the superseded Release originally became generally available, except as otherwise provided herein.

  • Relativity may issue Minor Updates, Minor Releases, Major Releases, Critical Patches and Add-Ons, as described herein and otherwise on such schedule as Relativity determines from time to time.

  • How it works: The Technical Assistance Centre provides the following: • Assessment and Deployment of Critical Patches.

  • NOA shall inform the Customer on the so call Critical Patches, which are necessary to install in order to maintain the productivity and stability of the Software.

  • Patches / Updates are typically split into two types: Critical Patches: All critical patches will be automatically installed once they have been checked and released by IS ITI Architecture (within 72 hours of release from Microsoft).

  • M Maintain 99% or greater of Critical Patches Applied within 30 Days.