Watch this recording to explore the latest Microsoft patches from June 2025 Patch Tuesday and updates on third-party application vulnerabilities addressed in the past month.
June 2025 Vulnerability Digest Recording
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Patch Management
Patch Tuesday June 2025
In this issue: June 2025 Patch Tuesday updates, vulnerabilities found in Microsoft OneDrive and Microsoft Windows Server 2025, and third-party vulnerabilities, including web browsers, Android, Roundcube, Cisco, HPE, Ivanti, and processors.
What Is OS Patching? Guide to Patching Operating Systems
OS patching is the process of downloading and installing software updates that vendors release to address critical security vulnerabilities, fix performance bugs, improve your system’s overall performance, and introduce the latest software features.
How Does Action1 Complement Microsoft Intune?
Integrating Action1 with Microsoft Intune allows SMBs and enterprises to benefit from crystal-clear visibility, automated patch management, stronger endpoint security, and control across their networks—from corporate-owned workstations to employee-owned devices.
What’s NEW in Action1 Platform May 2025 Recording
Watch our Pre-Release webinar recording to get a walk‑through of brand‑new functionality, real‑world use‑case tips and listen to our President and Co-Founder Mike Walters and Field CTO Gene Moody answering questions.
Action1 Expands Vulnerability Intelligence with VulnCheck NVD++ Integration and New Enterprise Platform Capabilities
New enterprise-grade capabilities support customers with customizable role-based access control (RBAC), enriched vulnerability insights, advanced reporting, and broader remediation intelligence
The Hidden Costs of Community-Maintained Software Repositories
Tools like Chocolatey and WinGet simplify software deployment—but at what cost? Behind the automation lies a hidden risk: outdated, unverified, and sometimes abandoned packages that introduce real threats to your software supply chain.
Software Vulnerabilities Surged 61% in 2024, with Exploits Nearly Doubling, Action1 Report Finds
Study reveals dramatic rise in critical vulnerabilities across Linux, macOS, browsers, and Office tools—demanding urgent action from security leaders
May 2025 Vulnerability Digest Recording
Watch this webinar to explore the latest Microsoft patches from May 2025 Patch Tuesday and updates on third-party application vulnerabilities addressed in the past month. Also, we will cover the Top Attacks of the month.
Patch Tuesday May 2025
In this issue: May 2025 Patch Tuesday updates and third-party vulnerabilities, including web browsers, WordPress, Apache Parquet, Apple, Linux, ASUS, Python, SSH, Cisco, Lantronix XPort, Windows Task Scheduler, Industrial Control Systems, and Fortinet.
Why Vulnerability Management is Important?
Vulnerability management refers to the process of identifying, assessing, remediating, and mitigating vulnerabilities in software and computer systems. Without it, your organization can easily become the next victim of the cybercriminals, because without vulnerabilities being addressed in a timely manner, your company remains exposed to attacks that could have been prevented.
Security Advisory: CVE-2025-5480 – Vulnerability Patched in Action1 Agent
At Action1, maintaining the security of your environments is our highest priority. We are informing you of a high severity vulnerability (CVE-2025-5480) identified in our Windows Agent, which has been resolved within the first 48 hours.
WSUS Deprecation: Recording
Microsoft’s deprecation of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) is reshaping how organizations manage software updates. With no new features planned for WSUS and a growing shift toward cloud-based solutions, it’s time for businesses to rethink their patch management strategies. Watch the recording to learn more!
How to Fix a Stuck Windows Update? Windows 10/11
Most of the time, Windows Update does its job by automatically installing the latest updates , requiring minimal or no intervention from us. Sometimes, however, unexpected events occur, leading to the update installation becoming stuck, freezing, or stopping. In such cases, you may find yourself wondering what went wrong.
10 Best Patch Management Software in 2025
In this article, we will help you select the best patch management software for your organization; we will examine the top 10 patch management solutions in 2025, discuss the most important features to look for in a patching tool, and answer other important questions.
Leveraging Update Approval Per Organization with Action1
Update approval/decline is a helpful patch management feature that provides your IT team with granular control over which specific software updates will be deployed within your environments. Simply put, instead of automatically installing every single available update, you can review each one separately and approve or decline it based on the organization’s specific requirements.
Getting the most out of Action1 with PSAction1 Recording
Watch our Tech Lab webinar recording and explore how the PSAction1 Module can improve your API scripting, allowing you to accomplish tasks currently beyond the capabilities of the Action1 Console.
Action1 Advances Innovation in Enterprise-Grade Autonomous Endpoint Management with New Platform Capabilities
Enhancements to autonomous patching, advanced analytics, and exploit intelligence strengthen Action1’s AEM platform for smarter, more secure endpoint management.
Action1’s Free Autonomous Endpoint Management for up to 200 Devices Earns EMA Recognition
We are thrilled to share that Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), a leading IT research and consulting firm established in 1996, has recently published an impact brief highlighting Action1’s expansion of our free service tier. As recognized in EMA’s analysis, our cloud-native autonomous endpoint management platform now supports up to 200 endpoints for free, making us a pioneer in the industry to offer an AEM solution at no cost on this scale.
The End of WSUS: Why It’s Time to Move On
With Microsoft phasing out core features and modern environments demanding real-time enforcement, visibility, and cross-platform support, the writing is on the wall. This article explores why WSUS no longer fits and what the future of patch management looks like.