Microsoft is streamlining Windows Server 2025 upgrades with automated tools, enhanced security, hybrid cloud integration, and AI features to reduce admin workload and address past issues like unexpected updates. These improvements promote seamless, less disruptive transitions. Ultimately, they position Microsoft as a leader in efficient IT management.
As cyber threats evolve, ensuring your Cisco Secure Firewall remains optimized and up to date is essential. Join us for a 45-minute webinar designed for Cisco Firewall customers renewing their licenses, where we’ll walk through the latest updates, security enhancements, and best practices to help you maximize your investment.
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Microsoft has removed the ability to permanently disable automatic app updates in the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 and 11, allowing only temporary pauses of 1-5 weeks to enhance security. This has sparked backlash from power users frustrated by lost control and disrupted workflows. Critics argue it erodes Windows' customizable appeal, potentially driving users to alternatives like Linux.
Cisco disclosed CVE-2025-20265, a CVSS 10.0 vulnerability in its Secure Firewall Management Center software, enabling unauthenticated remote code execution via RADIUS protocol flaws in versions 7.0.7 and 7.7.0. No workarounds exist; immediate patching to fixed versions is urged to prevent root-level attacks on network infrastructures.
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IT admins are overwhelmed by alert fatigue from excessive security notifications, with 59% unable to keep up, leading to missed threats and burnout. Fragmented tools exacerbate this, but AI-driven triage and unified platforms offer relief. Addressing this systemic issue is essential for robust cybersecurity resilience.
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