The Windows Autopatch service, which allows enterprises to automatically roll out updates for Windows 10, Windows 11, Microsoft Edge, and Microsoft 365 software, is now live, Microsoft said this week.

Microsoft's patch automation tool has been out for almost a year now. How has enterprises' security processes changed since then? Microsoft released Windows Autopatch last year to help alleviate the ...

The unintentional upgrade notices to Windows 11 come despite Microsoft’s recent announcement of automation and AI features for Intune. Enterprise users are receiving unprovoked offers to upgrade to ...

Microsoft has rolled out the public preview of Windows Autopatch, potentially a much easier way for admins to handle Patch Tuesday. Patch Tuesday, the second Tuesday of every month, is set to be "just ...

Microsoft is rolling out an automatic Windows and Office software update service to its enterprise customers, which aims to turn 'Patch Tuesday' into just another Tuesday. Microsoft is releasing ...

Windows Autopatch is a new automatic updates service for enterprise Windows customers that will manage all software, firmware, driver, and enterprise app updates, Microsoft said on April 5. Windows ...

The company plans to launch its Windows Autopatch service for enterprise users with Windows 10 or Windows 11 Enterprise E3 licenses; it will continuously deploy patches, eliminating the need for ...

Microsoft, earlier today, published a new Tech Community blog post outlining its latest May 2023 Windows Autopatch public preview. (In case you aren't familiar with Autopatch, check out this article.) ...

Microsoft released Windows Autopatch last year to help alleviate the patching process for IT, and make sure systems are secure, even if timely patching may not be possible due to personnel. Since its ...