Microsoft March 2015 Security Update
Microsoft has released updates to address Windows vulnerabilities as part of the Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for March 2015. These vulnerabilities could allow remote code execution, spoofing, security feature…
Microsoft has released updates to address Windows vulnerabilities as part of the Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for March 2015. These vulnerabilities could allow remote code execution, spoofing, security feature bypass, denial of service, elevation of privilege, or disclosure of information.
Digital Edge encourages users and administrators to review Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary MS15-MAR and apply the necessary updates.
Digital Edge is committed to secure all controlled IT infrastructure environments and to advise the IT community about possible vulnerabilities, newly discovered weaknesses, hacks as well as security news and events.
No action is necessary for fully managed Digital Edge clients because your systems will be patched on regularly scheduled and approved basis
Updated November 2026: the original post is kept above; the sections below add context for readers today.
Patching then and now
Microsoft still releases security updates on the second Tuesday of every month (Patch Tuesday), but the old bulletin numbers were replaced in 2017 by the Security Update Guide. What has not changed is the risk of waiting: attackers study each release and often exploit the fixed flaws within days.
A good routine tests updates on a small group, deploys to everything within a defined window and reports what is still missing. Managed Digital Edge clients are patched on approved schedules, and our help desk and NOC track the exceptions.
