Day-372: Why Is Patch Management Damn Important?

Today I will discuss:1. What is Patch Management?2. Importance of Patch Management…3. How to implement Patch Management?Gateway ⛩ to become Skilled-Cybersecurity Professional 🕴🕴🕴 https://luminisindia.com/goehm--The job of cybersecurity defenders is never completed and all security measures, even if taken together, never guarantee of failing in front of consistent onslaught of attacks. Attackers always find some new point of entry to exploit your systems or network.✅ That keeps defenders in a forever hunt of vulnerabilities, so that they can find and fix the vulnerabilities. But it always requires TIME, and there lies one of their greatest challenge. What is that?✅ It is -- Finding and deploying sound fixes, within a very tight time window.This is what we call as 'Patch Management.'✅ It is something like seeing the cut or wound, and quickly deciding whether to band-aid it or managing the 'stiches' to fix it, all within a short time window.✅ It does not matter whether your patch fixes a small problem or serves as a temporary security measure, while you can find or develop a strong patch. Essentially it is Patch Management...and it can help your organisation stay more secure.✅ But it does not mean that you keep saying, "Update your system regularly." Because saying does not change anything, it is doing that does make a difference. And doing it right way is not that simple...📌📌📌What is Patch Management?📌📌📌Patching basically is the insertion of code to “patch” a vulnerability or functionality issue in a system. Patch implementation usually takes place via a system update, e.g., removing old features, updating drivers, etc.But Patch Management refers to how a company identifies, develops, and implements those patches.--_Do you want to become a Skilled-Cybersecurity Professional 🕴🕴🕴.Here is the gateway ⛩  https://luminisindia.com/goehm How to perform a 🔥🔥PENTESTING🔥🔥???🎯🎯 A Pentesting Mini Project🎯🎯https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84gNIEmCEAA If you find the video content informative, please Like thevideo and 📣📣📣 share with your friends.Help your friends to understand cybersecurity. Also let me know of ✍✍✍what do you think of this video.Thanks, Meena R.Your 'Cyber Warrior' Friend_YOU CAN FOLLOW ME AT: Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/cybersec.prism Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/meena.cyber.warrior/Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meena1/About ME: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T66K3K5Y2tIYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@cybersecurityforever8214Hear My Podcast: https://anchor.fm/meena-rLinkedin Page : Cybersecurity Prism https://www.linkedin.com/company/10117131/Facebook Group : Cybersecurity Forever https://www.facebook.com/groups/cybersec.forever/**Here are more resources:**-Cybersecurity HIGHLY informative articles for cybersecurityenthusiastic 🚀🚀🚀 (cyber-warrior)_https://luminisindia.com/cybersecurity-prism_You can also watch 👀 all the videos ofCybersecurity Series there:_Facebook Page : 👉👉👉  Cybersecurity Prismhttps://www.facebook.com/cybersec.prism/YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/@cybersecurityforever8214_Gateway ⛩ to Cybersecurity--https://luminisindia.com/goehm_The new Cyber Warrior's Command Guide For Ethical Hackers tohelp you learn faster..._✅ Grab a FREE Command Guide here:https://luminisindia.com/getcgeh_Are you willing to learn Networking now?Would you like to watch some videos of Networking, CCNARouting & Switching, etc?_https://luminisindia.com/networking-free_❓ Do you want to have thecomplete set of my CCNA Security powerpoint PRESENTATIONS ❓--https://luminisindia.com/free-ccna-security-presentations_

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