Webinar Held on 'Security Measures to Protect Companies from Impending WSUS Deprecation and Advanced Cyberattacks'

WSUS Deprecation and Advanced Attacks Hinder Decision-Making for Countermeasures With Microsoft's policy to deprecate WSUS and the increasing sophistication of cyberattacks like ransomware, coupled with the growing complexity of IT environments, corporate security operations are reaching their limits. While identifying unapplied patches and managing updates tend to become person-dependent, traditional patch management alone cannot prevent unknown threats, making it difficult to determine high-risk areas.

Current Situation: Lack of Visibility and Unclear Priorities Impede Redesign In such circumstances, many companies feel a sense of urgency to "do something" but struggle to organize the division of roles between existing operations and new defense measures, leading to fragmented or reactive countermeasures. The question is whether to maintain the current environment or redesign it. What is needed now is to visualize IT assets and risks, clarify priorities, separate patch management from unknown threat countermeasures, and redesign security measures from a holistic perspective.

Clarifying the First Step with Next-Generation Patch Management and AI Defense This seminar will provide a detailed explanation of the optimal multi-layered defense solution, combining "Ivanti" for optimizing patch management after WSUS deprecation and "Deep Instinct," an AI-powered defense tool utilizing deep learning. We will offer hints for moving beyond simply accumulating partial measures and integrating them into a robust security foundation.

Recommended for: - Information system department personnel who are required to formulate a response policy for WSUS deprecation. - Those who feel that patch management and endpoint defense are not well organized. - Those who are anxious about not fully grasping the overall picture of IT assets and vulnerabilities. - On-site managers where third-party software update management is person-dependent. - Those who want to reduce the security operational load while moving forward with redesign.

Organizers/Co-organizers TDI Corporation Ivanti Software Inc.

Collaborators Open Source Utilization Research Institute Co., Ltd. Majisemi Co., Ltd.

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