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Microsoft is updating its autopatch service, and could be about to cause a whole load of IT headaches

Posted on April 8, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

A year after Microsoft looked to help businesses take control of patch management, it has now introduced new features to give admins better oversight, and a whole lot more notifications.This time last year, Microsoft released Autopatch in an effort to help struggling IT departments handle updates more easily as part of their plans, fundamentally rewriting patch Tuesday so that it became “just another Tuesday.”One such new notification relates to access issues whereby Autopatch may not be able to manage
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