Microsoft Kills WSUS Driver Sync

Microsoft Kills WSUS Driver Sync

Microsoft has recently announced its plan to deprecate WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) driver synchronization, a helpful feature that IT administrators have used to manage and distribute driver updates across their networks. This decision has stirred discussions...
How to Get the Most Out of WSUS

How to Get the Most Out of WSUS

Keeping your organization’s network secure and up-to-date requires constant vigilance. Patching software vulnerabilities is a crucial defense against cyberattacks, but managing updates across numerous devices can be a daunting task. Windows Server Update...
Why Use WSUS?

Why Use WSUS?

Keeping your organization’s computers up-to-date with the latest security patches is crucial.  While Microsoft offers automatic updates, WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) provides IT administrators with greater control and flexibility over the patching...
WAM Catches WSUS Issues Before They Disrupt Your System

WAM Catches WSUS Issues Before They Disrupt Your System

Keeping your WSUS system running smoothly is essential for ensuring your organization’s devices are up-to-date and secure. However, misconfigurations and errors can cause problems that can lead to disruptions in service. This is where WAM comes in. How WAM Can...
There Is No Replacement for WAM (Adamj Script)

There Is No Replacement for WAM (Adamj Script)

In the realm of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), ensuring smooth functionality is a critical task for IT administrators. Enter WSUS Automated Maintenance (WAM), a groundbreaking solution. WAM, previously referred to as the Adamj script, is more than just a...