A Fat Windows Update for September’s Patch Tuesday:.Microsoft released 129 updates to its Windows ecosystem this month. The good news: we are not dealing with any zero-days or publicly reported vulnerabilities.

Advisories and mitigations, oh my! Critical updates for Windows this July. Greg Lambert's July 2020 monthly Patch Tuesday column is available.

Large in number, large in nature, this Patch Tuesday needs your attention. Greg Lambert's June 2020 monthly column is available.

Microsoft Installer: Assassin or Assistant? Read about the current state of MS Installer (troublesome) and how Readiness helps (by scanning the content and analyzing the intent of applications) when virtualizing them.

Greg Lambert's April 2020 Patch Tuesday review is here! With 113 Patch Tuesday updates this month, there is a lot to do.

Here’s our patch impact assessment for April’s Patch Tuesday.

Continuous Update Models: Good for Developers, Bad for IT Departments - How to keep your application portfolio compliant, secure and compatible in the era of never-ending, frequent updates:

What are the downsides of layering and virtualization that prevent it from being the cost saver that these companies were expecting? Are they avoidable and if so, how? Is it time, once again, for the virtual machine to shine?

The March 2020 Patch Tuesday post is here! With 115 patches, this will be a difficult set of updates to release and manage. Test the changes to each platform, create a staged rollout plan and wait for imminent changes from Microsoft.

Here’s our patch impact assessment for March’s Patch Tuesday.

February's Patch Tuesday post is here! The 99 reported vulnerabilities addressed by Microsoft for this February’s Patch Tuesday are manageable – even with critical browser patches to deal with.

Here’s our patch impact assessment for February’s Patch Tuesday.

Microsoft’s Desktop Analytics is here and it’s free—do you get what you pay for? Of course that's a loaded question. but read our analysis anyway. We raise some good arguments as to why free is good, but not always the best value.

This is a really big update for the Windows platform. And while we don’t have a zero-day vulnerability like September’s Patch Tuesday, there are two vulnerabilities that deserve our attention. Read Greg Lambert's November Patch Tuesday report #patchtuesday

Our Patch Impact Assessment report for November 2019 is now available. Stay informed of the risk to your application portfolio, and know what you should patch now:

Migrate from Windows 7 to Windows 10 Before It’s Too Late: Everything You Need to Know! - Out-dated operating systems such as the beloved Windows 7, may still be functional but leave your company vulnerable.

This October Patch Tuesday is an Important but troubled patch release from Microsoft with a critical, out-of-band browser update that has been widely reported as causing a number of deployment issues.

Patch Impact Assessment for October: This Patch Tuesday is an important but troubled patch release from Microsoft. With a browser out-of-band critical update that has been widely reported as causing a number of deployment issues.

Here's our 2019 Patch Impact assessment report reformatted with our new "Threatscape" report, showing a more complete assessment of the risk of not installing September's Patch Tuesday updates in an easily-digestible, at-a-glance report.

Complex September Update Brings Large Windows, Browser and Development Tool Patches - Greg Lambert's Patch Tuesday post for September is here. This September update cycle brings two zero-days and three publicly reported vulnerabilities in Windows.