Patch Management practice test
Patch management is the process of regularly updating and maintaining software, hardware, and other components of an IT environment to fix vulnerabilities and address performance issues. Software vendors often release patches and updates to fix security vulnerabilities, improve stability, and enhance the performance of their products. By regularly applying these patches, organizations can minimize the risk of exploitation by cybercriminals. A robust patch management strategy includes maintaining an inventory of hardware and software, evaluating and prioritizing patches, testing patches in a controlled environment, and deploying them systematically across the enterprise. Effective patch management helps to improve security posture, reduce downtime, and maintain compliance with industry standards.
Time: 5 minutes
Questions: 5
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