Microsoft offers some powerful patch management tools for free, but they are not designed to scale to very large corporations. SMS has the ability to support a large organization, but it is a bit ...

Microsoft does not appear to be updating Windows Software Update Services, but newer patch management options might be a better choice. Topics Spotlight: AI-ready data centers ...

Microsoft delays patch management tool Written by Mike Ricciuti, Contributor July 13, 2004 at 7:50 a.m. PT Companies expecting a new patch management tool from Microsoft this summer will have to ...

Microsoft also has a network-based patching platform. I’m old enough to remember when it was called Software Update Services (or SUS). Originally, it involved a separate download; now it’s a ...

Patch management and antispyware technologies will be a boon for solution providers in 2005, according to Mike Nash, corporate vice president of Microsoft's Security Business and Technology Unit.

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Microsoft will ship on Sept. 2 the first beta of a software installer that is one key piece in a forthcoming overhaul of the company’s patch management architecture.

In partnership with security analyst Rich Mogull (right), Microsoft is set to roll out a new research project to help businesses compute the total cost of the patch-management cycle, from testing ...