How to script Windows 10 security update installs

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CSO Update November 29, 2018

How to script Windows 10 security update installs You can download Microsoft Windows updates for later deployment across your network. Here's how you script the process. Read more ▶

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Who is responsible for IoT security in healthcare? NIST panel debates who should own IoT security: vendors or users. The issue is especially important when it comes to protecting medical devices. Read more ▶

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