Tag: windows

Everything You Need to Know about Windows Server 2022

Posted on September 7, 2021

On Sept. 1, Microsoft announced the general availability of Windows Server 2022. If you’re always looking to be on the cutting edge, it’s an exciting chance to try new features and capabilities. Of course, not everyone is an early adopter. If you’re still enjoying the systems already in place and...

Security Updates & Workarounds You Need to Address

Posted on July 27, 2021

You know how important it is to keep current with patches and security updates, and it’s a never-ending struggle. Recently, there’s been quite a bit to catch up on. Although flaws in Windows lead the headlines, they’re not alone. Apple, Pulse Secure, and Atlassian also recently released patches for significant...

June Patches and Updates You Need to Know About

Posted on June 15, 2021

Every month brings both new challenges and new opportunities to the world of technology. Problems arise, and updates bring stronger security to our systems. The month of June has been no exception, and includes the usual patches for Windows operating system. However, there are also several unusual patch releases for...

You Need to Patch this Windows Vulnerability Now

Posted on February 16, 2021

February’s Patching Tuesday arrived with another batch of urgent and critical patches for vulnerabilities. One set of three Windows TCP/IP vulnerabilities even merited a special warning. The three critical and high-severity vulnerabilities all expose organizations to remote exploitation by unauthenticated attackers, and should be patched as quickly as possible. Two...

Vulnerabilities to DNS, Citrix, and F5

Posted on August 5, 2020

Customers with monitoring contracts already know that Ideal Integrations is actively patching a series of critical vulnerabilities. For everyone else, please ensure your IT team already is addressing these issues or contact us immediately for us to review your network and patching. Windows DNS Server Vulnerability Vulnerability CVE-2020-1350 (aka: SIGRed) takes advantage...