This posting is really a little later than usual because of true amount of late-in-the-week updates from Microsoft the other day. We started off without reported zero-days or energetic exploits in the open publicly. (Once we were dealing with Microsoft, we sensed an out-of-bound patch had been imminent that could change our suggestions about patch cycles for October. Nonetheless it appears the ultimate “change” because of this release was a comparatively minor update to Visible Studio – resulting in no change inside our suggestions in this benign upgrade.)

Things to look out for include: up-dates to Earn32K (always the crowd-pleaser),a  alter to a core company program dependency (MSXML6 libraries) and potentially difficult troubleshooting scenarios within an update to Microsoft’s Powerful Data Exchange (DDE)

We’ve created a useful infographic that month looks just a little lopsided, as all the attention ought to be on the Windows components

Crucial Testing Scenarios

Working with Microsoft, we’ve developed something that interrogates Microsoft improvements and matches any document changes (deltas) released every month against our examining library. The result is really a “hot-place” screening matrix that drives our portfolio tests process. It generated the next testing scenarios: