June 04, 2010
Kaspersky Lab summit: Adobe needs to look at Reader update settings if it wants users to be secure
Kaspersky Lab summit: Adobe needs to look at Reader update settings if it wants users to be secure
After Adobe denied that it was planning to increase its patching schedule from 90 days to 30 this week, Kaspersky's senior anti-virus researcher in the global research and analysis team, Roel Schouwenberg, said that an increased time frame 'would help them respond more quickly, but other than that there is not much it will do' in terms of Adobe security.
Kaspersky Lab summit: Adobe needs to look at Reader update settings if it wants users to be secure
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