Keep Your Endpoints Secure with Windows and Application Updates

Keep Your Endpoints Secure with Windows and Application Updates

Feature Snapshot: Patch Management Keep your endpoints secure with Windows and application updates. What is patch management? Identify critical Windows and third-party application updates and automatically deploy or schedule patches to keep your software up to date and protected against threats. Risk prevention Windows and application updates Windows: See when a new update is available and automatically roll it out for Windows operating systems and other Microsoft software. Increased Application: Monitor computers for software that is outdated or at risk, including Adobe, Java, web security browsers and many more. View the full list Activate Windows and application updates in 3 steps Automated updates 1. Select computers: In Updates, choose the type of update you wish to monitor or perform (Windows or application) and select the host computers. Example: Update Adobe for the marketing team. 2. Choose settings: Decide whether an update should be manual or automatic. Centrally managed Manual: Information on available updates is collected but not installed. Automatic: All available updates are installed. 3. Run install: Accept any third-party End-User License Agreements and Terms of Services/Conditions and then installation will begin. Note: Central does not bypass a Group Policy Object. Tip: To select whether hosts should be restarted after installing Windows updates, choose Restart computers if required to install the updates. Hosts are only restarted if at least one of the installed updates require a reboot. Then choose one of the following options: Immediately after updates: Select this option to restart the host when updates are downloaded and installed. Specific time: Select this option to restart the host at a specific time. Optionally, select on this date to specify a date for rebooting the host. Additional delay: Select this option to delay automatic restart. This delay benefits users who may be logged in to the host. When a user is present, a notification is shown regarding the pending reboot. Restart settings cannot be changed during the delay period. ©2018 LogMeIn, Inc. All rights reserved. 12.7.2018/LMI0209/PDF .

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