Updates Publisher can automatically check your subscriptions for changes each time it starts. Information includes the download URL or location, the name of the company or organization who created the catalog, and when it was last imported or modified.
Information about each subscribed catalog is available in the console. Adds the catalog to a list in the My Software Update Catalogs window of the Catalogs Workspace.Creates a subscription to that catalog, so it can check for updates to that catalog.When you add a catalog, Updates Publisher: You must add an update catalog to Updates Publisher before you can manage the updates that it contains. Catalogs that you create, and that are not registered with Microsoft, are called user catalogs. Registered catalogs from software vendors are called partner catalogs. Other organizations include your own organization and third-party software vendors that have registered their catalogs with Microsoft. Software update catalogs contain information about related updates that are created by organizations other than Microsoft. This includes adding new catalogs, managing existing catalog subscriptions, and importing information about the updates from a catalog to the Updates Publisher repository. Use the Catalogs Workspace to manage software update catalogs. This Profile will consider the cybersecurity of all the interacting systems that form the HSN rather than the traditional approach of the government acquiring the entire satellite system that includes the satellite bus, payloads, and ground system.Applies to: System Center Updates Publisher A CSF Draft Profile, Cybersecurity Profile for Hybrid Satellite Networks (HSN) Draft Annotated Outline ( Draft White Paper NIST CSWP 27) is available for public comment through August 9, 2022.A CSF Draft Profile, “Draft Foundational PNT Profile: Applying the Cybersecurity Framework for the Responsible Use of Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) Services” ( Draft NISTIR 8323 Revision 1), is available for public comment through August 12, 2022. This Revision includes five new Cybersecurity Framework subcategories, and two new appendices.Details can be found here along with the full event recording.
The first workshop on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework update, “Beginning our Journey to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0”, was held virtually on Augwith 3900+ attendees from 100 countries. Informative References Expand or Collapse.Events and Presentations Expand or Collapse.Frequently Asked Questions Expand or Collapse.
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