Securing Windows networks against WSUS attacks

With the September 2020 cumulative update for Windows, Microsoft are introducing changes to the way that client computers connect to Windows Server Updates Services (WSUS) that may affect the ability of those clients to receive future updates, leaving them unpatched and vulnerable to attack. As this is a topic that we have blogged and presented about before, we decided to try to explain the changes and the impact that they may have on your business.

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