May 2026 News & Updates
CTC News Industry News Updates Microsoft released patches for between 120 and 137 vulnerabilities in their May 2026 Patch Tuesday release (depending on who you ask, several totals are being…
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CTC News Industry News Updates Microsoft released patches for between 120 and 137 vulnerabilities in their May 2026 Patch Tuesday release (depending on who you ask, several totals are being…
Read moreCTC News Industry News Updates Microsoft released patches for approximately 90 vulnerabilities in the April 2026 Patch Tuesday update. This includes several critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerabilities affecting Windows,…
Read moreUpdates Microsoft patched either 77, 82, 83 or 93 vulnerabilities with it’s March 2026 Patch Tuesday, depending on who you ask. The one thing that seems consistent across the board…
Read moreUpdates Microsoft only released around 50 updates _in the February Patch Tuesday release_ but, a) that release includes at least six actively exploited zero day vulnerabilities AND there have been…
Read moreWe don’t have any details as of the time of this post but we are currently experiencing issues with inbound mail from Microsoft 365. We have confirmed that that mail…
Read moreUpdates Microsoft released around 113 (or 114, depending on who you ask) in the first Patch Tuesday of 2026. This includes eight that are considered critical and, according to Crowdstrike,…
Read moreHoliday Schedule Christmas – We will be closed on Wednesday, 24 December and Thursday, 25 December 2025 for the Christmas Holiday. We will re-open on Friday, 26 December 2025 at…
Read moreHoliday Schedule Thanksgiving – We will close on Wednesday, 26 November 2025 at 5:00pm for the Thanksgiving Holiday and will re-open on Monday, 1 December 2025 at 9:00am ET (8:00am…
Read moreUpdates Microsoft released patches for 172 bugs including at least six zero-day vulnerabilities. This batch includes eight critical vulnerabilities, five of which are Remote Code Vulnerabilities (RCE). It’s also important…
Read moreMicrosoft has been aggressively replacing Outlook Classic with Outlook New on newer / newly deployed computers. Outlook Classic is still supported at least 2029 for users with perpetual licenses or…
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