Weekly briefing Week 2026-W40
Weekly briefing Week 40 · 28 Sep – 4 Oct 2026 UTC · assess the changes, then plan the next dates.
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All dated changes in this period60 source records · 32 groups
29 Sep 2026
Releases Windows Server 2 source records
Revised by Microsoft · 2 entries
Windows Server 2022 Security Baseline.zip Revised by Microsoft · Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit artifacts
Assessment context Changed after ChangeIntel first saw it
Windows Server 2025 Security Baseline - 2602.zip Revised by Microsoft · Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit artifacts
Assessment context Changed after ChangeIntel first saw it
29 Sep 2026
Releases Windows 4 source records
Revised by Microsoft · 4 entries
Windows 10 version 22H2 Security Baseline.zip Revised by Microsoft · Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit artifacts
Assessment context Changed after ChangeIntel first saw it
Windows 11 v23H2 Security Baseline.zip Revised by Microsoft · Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit artifacts
Assessment context Changed after ChangeIntel first saw it
Windows 11 v24H2 Security Baseline.zip Revised by Microsoft · Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit artifacts
Assessment context Changed after ChangeIntel first saw it
Show the other 1 entries Windows 11 v25H2 Security Baseline.zip Revised by Microsoft · Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit artifacts
Assessment context Changed after ChangeIntel first saw it
29 Sep 2026
Security Cisco Talos Intelligence
Security news · Cisco Talos Intelligence
29 Sep 2026
Security Microsoft Edge
Security advisory · Microsoft Edge security release notes
29 Sep 2026
Security Microsoft Security Blog 3 source records
Security news · 3 entries
28 Sep 2026
Security SharePoint
CISA KEV deadline
CVE-2026-65660
Assessment context CISA deadline passed 28 days ago
28 Sep 2026
Message Center Defender
Message Center · Stay informed
Microsoft Defender XDR
28 Sep 2026
Security Microsoft Security Blog
Security news · Microsoft Security Blog
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