Windows Update for Business (WUfB) has been around for a long time, so different implementation approaches must be considered. This includes Windows updates with firmware and drivers to keep software up to date and increase the stability of hardware and security on end-user machines.

Cloud-joined Windows endpoints are shifting to WUfB as their service for patching modern devices. Autopatch can be used to further efficiencies, but this model differs from traditional patch management. This session will review configuring Windows Update for Business with Intune and how to get the most value from reporting and automation.

You will learn:

• About Windows Updates for Business (WUfB) 's architecture and how it differs from traditional patch management systems.
• Various patch deployment strategies to optimize software updates for firmware and drivers, ensuring increased stability and security for end-user devices.
• Various patch deployment strategies to optimize software updates for firmware and drivers, ensuring increased stability and security for end-user devices.