Microsoft Patch Tuesday
Patching is essential to keep your system up-to-date and secure
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‘Patch Tuesday’ is an essential date in the Technical Drive diary. First introduced in October 2003, as a financially sound solution to reduce the burden on IT administrators. A series of security patches are released once a month, on the second Tuesday, to take the chaos out of sporadic fixes into an orderly, consistent, update process. That is – if you remember, and know how, to patch!
With effective patch management, we help our clients to stay on top of known threats and malware, so they can get on with their day job!
Patching is not mandatory for a system to continue to run but over time, your out-of-date system is susceptible to security breaches, loopholes and bugs! Patch management is extremely important to ensure your systems continue to run optimally, without the risk of a malicious data breach.
In May 2023, Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday included one actively exploited zero-day vulnerability and 97 flaws, several of which were ‘critical’!
June 2023, brough 94 vulnerabilities, with 6 rated as critical, and 70 of them rated as important.
July 2023, updates contained 100+patches and security policy notes. this is one of the largest ones by far, creating a whopping 129 bug fixes!
August 2023 - We're on standby for the latest updates!
Patch Tuesday occurs every month on the second Tuesday of the month. We will be on hand to ensure your software and applications follow suit.
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