Autonomous IT

Happy Patch Tuesday! In this October episode, security specialists Ryan Braunstein and Mat Lee break down some of the month’s most critical vulnerabilities — and why this batch of CVEs might just be the spookiest yet.
The duo dives deep into:
  • A Unity Engine remote code execution flaw that impacts games, VR apps, and even training tools
  • The Windows Hello bypass vulnerability that lets attackers inject their own biometric data to access local accounts
  • A Microsoft Exchange Server privilege escalation that could expose entire inboxes
With expert insights, real-world context, and a touch of humor, Ryan and Mat unpack what these vulnerabilities mean for IT and security pros — and what steps you should take right now to stay protected

🎃 Tune in for a fast, insightful rundown of October’s top Patch Tuesday updates.

Creators and Guests

Host
Ryan Braunstein
Ryan Braunstein is the host of Patch [FIX] Tuesday and the Security Manager at Automox, boasting over a decade of experience in cybersecurity. With a strong technical background and a people-first attitude, Ryan excels at demystifying complex security challenges—from automating AWS environments to developing and implementing security tools. His collaborative approach and proactive mindset make him a trusted resource for IT professionals navigating the complexities of cybersecurity.

What is Autonomous IT?

Go from monotonous to autonomous IT operations with this series. Hosts from Automox, the IT automation platform for modern organizations, will cover the latest IT trends; Patch Tuesday remediations; ways to save time with Worklets (pre-built scripts); reduce risk; slash complexity; and automate OS, third-party, and configuration updates on all your Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints. Automate confidence everywhere with Automox.