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A vulnerability doesn't need to be remotely exploitable to cause serious damage.

This month's Patch Tuesday included flaws that could bypass device encryption and turn a standard user account into full system access, exactly the kind of issues defenders can't afford to overlook.

Phil Muncaster's coverage for Infosecurity Magazine features insights from Action1's Jack Bicer and Alex Vovk on the risks behind some of the month's most notable vulnerabilities and what they could mean for organizations.

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Microsoft Fixes 200 CVEs This Patch Tuesday Microsoft has patched 200 vulnerabilities including three zero-days

Attack speeds are increasing, remediation windows are shrinking — and the vulnerabilities growing the fastest are exactly the ones tied to exploitation, privilege escalation, and full system compromise.

What made this year's findings stand out: we saw that pattern everywhere — enterprise apps, network infrastructure, browsers, operating systems, security tools. Across the entire stack.

Legacy patching cycles weren't designed for this threat environment. Now in its third year, the Action1 2026 Software Vulnerability Ratings Report digs into what's actually driving today's landscape — and what it means for security and IT teams on the ground.

Link to the full report in the comments.