This is a huge month for Patch Tuesday as Microsoft attempts to address 78 unique vulnerabilities spanning Windows desktop and server platforms, Microsoft Office and core development tools.
This is a huge month for Patch Tuesday as Microsoft attempts to address 78 unique vulnerabilities spanning Windows desktop and server platforms, Microsoft Office and core development tools.
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This is a big Patch Tuesday for some Windows users. Older systems such as Windows 7 and Server 2008 need both urgent and important updates to resolve publicly disclosed and exploited vulnerabilities.
This month we’re reporting 88 vulnerabilities addressed and four made public. We have “Patch Now” recommendations for both browsers, Windows and Adobe.
Watch the the full video presentation of Readiness’ segment from yesterday’s Windows 10 Summit virtual event. An awesome event organized by our friends at Ivanti. So much cutting-edge, useful information for It folks and no need to travel!
With 79 reported CVE vulnerability entries and two advisories from Microsoft, this is a big update for Windows this month. With this May Patch Tuesday update cycle, we are seeing reported issues in Remote Desktop Services (RDS), DHCP and the core graphics GDI component. The RDS vulnerability (CVE-2019-0863) should be a considered a zero-day security issue as it has been publicly disclosed and reported as exploited in the wild.
Gain valuable insights from the Windows 10 Summit is a free virtual event. We’ll be presenting “Patching at full throttle: maintaining security, compliance, and compatibility while patching faster than ever before”
Readiness has teamed up with 1E! This is our interview with CEO Sumir Karayi about patching and security, something he unquestionably has quite a bit of expertise.
With 74 reported vulnerabilities and significant updates to all Microsoft’s major platforms (Windows, Browsers, development platforms, Office and Exchange and of course Adobe Flash, getting these updates in a timely fashion will be hard work.
