Windows Patch Management Article
By Dan Hadaway | Tuesday, February 24, 2004 - Leave a Comment
Security Focus just posted part 2 of it’s Windows Patch Management article. It is good information set at a level anyone will understand.
You can find part 2 here: Security Focus
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