2.3.2 Enabling Windows Automatic Updates

To keep Windows security updates up-to-date, enable Windows Automatic Updates. This subsection describes how to take action on a computer on which the Windows Automatic Updates service is disabled.

Operation procedure

1. Click the Security button.

   The Security module appears.

   

2. Select Security Policies, and then Security Policy List.

   A list of security policies appears.

3. Select Default Policy.

   The default policy settings are displayed on the Summary tab.

4. Click the Windows Update tab.

   The settings related to security updates are displayed.

   

5. Click the Enable Automatic Windows Update button.

   The Execute Security Countermeasure dialog box appears.

6. Click the OK button.

   The Windows Automatic Updates service is enabled if it is not properly set on the computer.

   Reference note

   You can also enable Windows Automatic Updates by the security policy settings. For details, see General procedure for automatically distributing updates in the manual Job Management Partner 1 Version 10 Job Management Partner 1/IT Desktop Management 2 Administration Guide.

What you do next

Now you have completed the settings for protection with Windows security updates. Next, you learn the security management cycle, based on the basic workflow described up to here in this manual (JP1/ITDM2 Getting Started).

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