Critical PHP vulnerabilities demand urgent patching, but the biggest risk may lie in systems organizations don’t even know are running PHP. From forgotten web applications to unsupported appliances, hidden dependencies can leave organizations exposed long after the headlines fade.
Looking for the best vulnerability remediation software? Read our 2026 guide comparing the top automated tools for Windows, macOS, Linux, and third-party apps for MSPs and enterprises.
Learn how to reduce MTTR (mean time to remediate) with practical strategies for patching, vulnerability remediation, and software incidents. Discover how to measure MTTR, identify bottlenecks across the five lifecycle stages, and use automation to shorten the path from detection to verified remediation.
Learn what MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) means for IT systems. Discover how to calculate it using Windows Event Logs, distinguish it from MTTR, and improve endpoint reliability.
GitLab has released emergency patches for CVE-2026-97229, a critical remote code execution vulnerability with a maximum CVSS score of 10.0. The implications extend well beyond a compromised server.
October's Patch Tuesday brings another...
This CISO-focused summary highlights the vulnerabilities and critical infrastructure risks that should take priority for remediation following Microsoft’s October 2026 Patch Tuesday release.
In this issue: October 2026 Patch Tuesday updates from Microsoft, featuring zero-day vulnerabilities and critical security flaws.
In this issue: Third-party vulnerabilities in web browsers, Adobe, Cisco, Check Point, Apple, Fortinet, GitLab, ConnectWise, WordPress, and many more.
Vulnerability discovery is beginning to outpace many organizations’ ability to assess and remediate what is being found. The challenge is no longer simply deploying patches. It is deciding what matters most, acting before exploitation, and doing so without disrupting critical systems.
Microsoft Configuration Manager isn’t end of life, but each Current Branch version has its own support deadline. See which versions are still supported, what happens when support ends, and how to plan your next upgrade.
Windows Autopatch automates updates for Windows, Microsoft 365 Apps, Edge, and Teams through Intune, but it has important limitations. See how it works, what it supports, where it falls short, and when another patching solution may be a better fit.
Learn how CVE and CWE differ, how they work together, and how security teams use both to improve vulnerability prioritization, remediation, and prevention.
Learn how VM patching works, the best practices for scaling it safely, and how to automate the process across on-premises, cloud, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments.
This guide shows how to use gpupdate /force, GPMC, and PowerShell to refresh policies locally or remotely, verify the results, and manage updates safely across multiple endpoints
This guide compares SCCM and Intune, explains co-management and third-party alternatives, and helps you decide which replacement path best fits your environment, licensing, and management needs.
Learn how to identify and fix common Windows Update errors, troubleshoot failed installations, and prevent recurring update problems.
Learn what Microsoft Configuration Manager is, how SCCM works, its core features, infrastructure requirements, lifecycle, and how it fits alongside Intune and modern endpoint management.
Learn how SCCM patch management works, from WSUS synchronization and deployment to compliance reporting, troubleshooting, and automation.
Learn how to kill a process on a remote Windows computer using taskkill, PowerShell, or PsExec, when to use each method, and how to troubleshoot the errors that can stop them from working.
