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Using SCUP (System Center Updates Publisher) to Security Patch 3rd Party Apps with WSUS

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Sponsored byUsing SCUP (System Center Updates

Publisher) to Security Patch 3rd Party Apps

with WSUS

© 2014 Monterey Technology Group Inc.

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Thanks toRuss Ernst, Director, Product Management

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www.Lumension.com

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Preview of Key Points

SCUP overview

Building software updates

Understanding the overall process

Where to obtain pre-built update catalogs?

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Compliance 3rd party security patching

What’s your state of compliance?

How do you demonstrate it?

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SCUP

Single-user application

Define software updates Update program itself Prerequisites Applicability rules Already installed rules

Publish to WSUS and SC Configuration Manager

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SCUP

SCUP objects Catalog Software Updates Software Update Bundles Publications

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SCUP

Catalogs

Software

Updates

SCCM

WSUS

Custom Create

d

Approve

Publications

Software Update Bundles

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SCUP Catalog

Catalog Collection of pre-built software updates Some published through Microsoft on the Internet Others available for import

Creating your own updates? No need for a catalog

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SCUP Software Update

Software Update Actual installation file Rules

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SCUP Software Update

Software Update Actual installation file

Types MSP – Windows Installer patch file MSI – Windows installer file EXE – Standalone EXE that performs update

Java Success return codes Command line parameters

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SCUP Software Update

Software Update Prerequisites

CPU Architecture Language Other updates

Installable rules i.e. Does this computer need this update?

Installed rules i.e. Does this computer already have this update?

Superseded updates

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Applicability rules

Depend on the update file type EXEs

Specify files that should be present with version number, date, etc

Registry keys MSPs

Automatically generated from meta-data in the MSP itself Should not have to create additional rules unless MSP not

authored well MSIs

Automatically generated But still necessary to add a rule to check if application being

updated is installed or not

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Pre-built rules

Great for re-use or templates Java JRE file version rule template Operating system version

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SCUP

Pre-reqs WSUS SCCM

Initial setup tasks Client trust

Enable “Allow signed updates for an intranet Microsoft update service location”

Choose signing certificate Deploy to Trusted Root CAs, Trusted Publishers

Install SCUP

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SCUP

Over all process1. Get the patch2. Research

Pre-requisites Applicability criteria Installation evidence

3. Perform manual install using necessary command line parameters

4. Verify installation evidence Files Registry keys

5. Stage the software where clients can access it6. Create Software Update in SCUP7. Publish to WSUS8. Test via SCCM

Installed on required systems? Not installed on n/a systems?

9. Rollout to systems via SCCM

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Bottom line

Very few vendors publish catalogs for updating their own tools

Adobe Acrobat and Flash

Oracle Java

Those that do seem have quality issues

Create updates yourself Viable but time-consuming

Why does everyone have to re-invent the wheel? They don’t

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SCUP with Lumension

SCUP with Lumension1. Get the patch2. Research

Pre-requisites Applicability criteria Installation evidence

3. Perform manual install using necessary command line parameters

4. Verify installation evidence Files Registry keys

5. Stage the software where clients can access it6. Create Software Update in SCUP7. Publish to WSUS8. Test via SCCM

Installed on required systems? Not installed on n/a systems?

9. Rollout to systems via SCCM

Import Lumension catalog

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“Better than Free”

18PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION

For more, see https://www.lumension.com/system-center/patch-manager-desktop/requirements.aspx (scroll to bottom)

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PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION

Additional Information

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Free Cataloghttps://www.lumension.com/system-center/patch-manager-desktop/free-catalog.aspx

https://www.lumension.com/system-center/patch-manager-desktop.aspx

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