Hi mscyberuser,
Microsoft Security Response Bulletin/Security Update is a series of documents published by Microsoft that address security vulnerabilities found in Microsoft software and provide fixes and links to updates. To implement these bulletins/updates, you can refer to the following steps:
- You'll need to know your OS version and Microsoft software version in order to choose the right bulletin/update for you. You can search or browse for different bulletins/updates on the Security Bulletins website. For more information about the website, please refer to Security Bulletins | Microsoft Learn. You can also filter bulletins/updates by product, version, and vulnerability severity on the Security Updates Guide website.
2.You will need to read the details of the bulletin/update of your choice, including affected software, vulnerability description, solution, patch download link, etc. You can also check out the Knowledge Base article that accompanies each bulletin/update for more technical details and FAQs.
3.You need to choose the appropriate method to download and install the bulletins/updates according to your situation. There are several ways to choose:
·If you've turned on automatic updates, Windows Update will download and install updates automatically for Windows Security and other important or optional updates. You don't need to do anything, just stay internet healthy.
·If you want to update manually, you can use Windows Update or the Microsoft Update service to get bulletins/updates. The website of KB download is Microsoft Update Catalog.
·If you want to get a standalone package or install it offline, then you can visit the website like October 10, 2023 Security update (KB5031364) - Microsoft Support, where you can search or browse for different announcements/updates and download the corresponding files.
·If you're an enterprise administrator or IT professional, there are tools and guides you can use to help you deploy bulletins/updates. For example, Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) can help you scan local and remote systems for missing security updates and common security misconfigurations. Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), Systems Management Server (SMS), and System Center Configuration Manager can help you distribute security updates. For more information, please see Security Bulletins | Microsoft Learn.
Hope it helps.
Kind regards,
Lei