If you’re a business running Microsoft’s operating system (~80% of all companies in the world do), you likely know that Microsoft releases updates EVERY month.

What are they for and why so frequent? It’s primarily because of the need for ongoing security fixes.

Microsoft's August patch Tuesday Windows Updates included the following gem that's described as "one of the most severe bugs ever reported to Microsoft".

The Zerologon attack targets Microsoft's on-premise Active Directory product, which is used by 90%+ of all organizations worldwide.

We’re hearing reports of 100,000’s of Microsoft Outlook users worldwide, all experiencing a problem with the program crashing on launch. 

There are two workarounds:
1. Run Outlook in safe mode. 
While clicking on the shortcut to Outlook, hold down your CTRL-key.

We’re sharing the following information, hoping to prevent businesses from experiencing unnecessary IT issues that may cause frustrations, revenue loss, and added IT support costs.

Microsoft releases patches on the second Tuesday of every month (aka Patch Tuesday). June’s Windows 10 cumulative update has been wreaking havoc on end-users’ ability to print, unfortunately.