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Windows 10 Migration Stall Leaves Enterprises Exposed to Growing Security Risks
A surprising 16.9 percent of Windows devices still run Windows 10, leaving many enterprises vulnerable to growing security risks as they stall on migration. With the easy migrations already done, only the toughest cases remain, making it crucial to reassess and accelerate Windows 10 migration plans.
Microsoft Bolsters Windows 10 Security with KB5099539 Update
Microsoft just released a major security update for Windows 10, packed with fixes for a whopping 570 vulnerabilities, including some that were already being exploited by hackers. The KB5099539 update is a crucial security boost for Windows 10 users, with no new features but essential bug fixes and protection.
Microsoft Extends Free Windows 10 Security Updates to 2027
Microsoft just gave you an extra year of protection: the free Windows 10 Extended Security Updates program for personal devices now runs through October 12, 2027. That's a welcome extension of security updates for your Windows 10 device, giving you more time to consider your next move.
Microsoft Warns of Windows Update Failures After 11 Upgrades
Beware: if you've upgraded to the latest Windows 11 versions, you might be at risk of update failures, with error codes 0x80073712 or 0x800f0993 popping up when trying to install crucial security patches. Microsoft warns that a small percentage of devices are affected, so it's essential to check your update history and logs to catch any issues.
Microsoft Defender Zero-Day Exploited for SYSTEM Privileges
A newly discovered Microsoft Defender zero-day exploit, dubbed RoguePlanet, can spawn a Windows command prompt with SYSTEM privileges, posing a significant threat to fully patched Windows 10 and 11 devices. This cleverly crafted exploit uses a hit-or-miss race condition to gain elevated access, with some machines surprisingly vulnerable to a 100% success rate.
Microsoft Bolsters Windows 10 with Extended Security Update
Microsoft just dropped a vital update for Windows 10 users, packed with critical security fixes, including patches for 200 vulnerabilities and three zero-day flaws. If you're running Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC or are part of the Extended Security Updates program, you can easily grab the update by checking for new updates in your Windows Update settings.
Dell SupportAssist Software Sparks Windows BSOD Crashes
Dell has confirmed that a recent update to its SupportAssist Remediation service is causing blue-screen-of-death crashes on some Windows systems, and is actively working to resolve the issue. The problematic update, version 5.5.16.0, affects many new Dell computers running Windows 10 or 11.
Microsoft Fixes BitLocker Issue on Windows 11
Microsoft has fixed a frustrating issue with BitLocker on Windows 11, where devices with certain Group Policy configurations were prompted to enter their BitLocker recovery key after installing a recent update. The fix is available in update KB5089549 for Windows 11 25H2.
Microsoft Releases Urgent Windows 10 Update to Fix Security Flaws
Microsoft just dropped a critical Windows 10 update, KB5087544, to squash 120 security flaws and fix frustrating Remote Desktop issues - and it's a must-install to keep your system safe and running smoothly. This urgent patch also tackles Secure Boot state and certificate changes to give you added peace of mind.
Microsoft Fixes Zero-Days with Windows 10 Extended Security Update
Microsoft just dropped a critical Windows 10 update, KB5082200, that bundles essential fixes, including two zero-day vulnerabilities, ahead of the April 2026 Patch Tuesday cycle. This extended security update is a must-have for Windows 10 users, addressing urgent security gaps that need immediate attention.
Patch Tuesday Exclusive: Critical End of 10 Alert
Patch Tuesday just dropped — don’t miss this critical End of 10 alert. Find out what you need to update now to keep your systems secure.
Windows 10 End of Support: Risky Patch Must-Have Guide
Microsoft’s October 2025 Patch Tuesday fixed 172 vulnerabilities — including at least three actively exploited — and marks the final month of free security updates for Windows 10, leaving millions to choose: upgrade, pay for limited extended support, or accept rising risk. If you can upgrade, do so; if not, prioritize critical systems, apply remaining patches, and use isolation and modern defenses while you plan your next move.
Patch Tuesday: Must-Have Critical Windows 10 Fixes
October’s Patch Tuesday fixes more than 170 CVEs — including six zero-days that were actively exploited — so now’s the time to prioritize updates, stage rollouts, and tighten layered defenses to keep attackers from turning those holes into a breach.
Windows 10 Critical Must-Have Final Security Update
Microsoft just shipped a final, critical Windows 10 update—patching 172 vulnerabilities (including three actively exploited)—so if you’re still on Windows 10, now’s the time to plan an upgrade, enable compensating controls, or secure paid support before unsupported systems become easy targets.
Windows 10 end-of-life: Must-Have Guide to Risky Exposure
Microsoft ends Windows 10 security updates mid‑October, yet roughly 40% of endpoints still run it — leaving millions of devices exposed. Now’s the time to inventory systems, prioritize upgrades, or put strong compensating controls in place before the updates stop.
data destruction: Must-Have Guide to Avoid Risky Fines
Upgrading hardware? Improperly decommissioned SSDs and laptops can leave recoverable data that leads to fines, lawsuits and reputational damage—follow media-specific sanitization, certified destruction and auditable disposal practices to avoid costly penalties.
Extended Security Update: Costly Must-Have for Enterprises
As Windows 10 leaves free support on October 14, enterprises face a stark choice — rush costly upgrades, buy Extended Security Updates that could push bills toward $7.3 billion, or accept higher cyber risk. Now’s the time for CIOs to prioritize high-risk devices and treat the end-of-life deadline as a financial as well as technical decision.
Microsoft Patch Tuesday Updates: Urgent Critical Fixes
July’s Patch Tuesday fixed 137 vulnerabilities—14 critical—so don’t wait: prioritize and apply updates quickly to protect laptops, servers, and networked devices. Test high-risk patches, automate where possible, and make timely patching part of your routine to keep attackers out.
NCSC Warns Enterprises to Upgrade to Windows 11 to Prevent Cyber Threats
With Windows 10 support ending in 2025, the NCSC urges enterprises to upgrade to Windows 11 now to shield their systems from rising cyber threats and stay one step ahead of attackers.
Microsoft Patch Tuesday July 2025 Updates: What to Know Now
Microsoft’s July 2025 Patch Tuesday tackles 137 security vulnerabilities, including 14 critical ones, reinforcing your defenses before attackers can strike—making this update a must-install for keeping your systems safe and secure.
Windows 10 KB5062554 Update: 13 Changes and Fixes Unveiled
Discover the key changes and fixes in the Windows 10 KB5062554 update, enhancing performance and security with 13 essential updates unveiled.
Microsoft Announces One-Year Extension of Windows 10 Security Updates with New Enrollment Choices
Microsoft extends Windows 10 security updates for one year, offering new enrollment options to enhance user flexibility and support during the transition.
Unlock Extended Security Updates for Windows 10 with Microsoft Points
Unlock Extended Security Updates for Windows 10 by redeeming Microsoft Points and ensure your system remains secure with essential updates.
Microsoft fixes Surface Hub boot issues with emergency update
Microsoft’s emergency update fixes Surface Hub boot issues, ensuring smoother startups and improved reliability for better collaborative experiences.