Windows hasn't installed an update in ‹last update days› days
What this means
The newest installed Windows update is ‹last update days› days old. Microsoft releases security fixes every month, so this computer is likely missing fixes for vulnerabilities that are already public.
How to fix it
Open Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates and install what's offered. If updates keep failing or are paused, check Pause updates and any update policy set by your organisation.
Check it yourself
Run a scan and look for BLWK-WIN-010 in the results:
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bulwark scanInstalled the standalone CLI package instead of the app? The command is bulwarkctl.
How Bulwark decides
Bulwark reads windows_security and reports this check when:
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last_update_days_known == true and last_update_days > 60If a value can't be read, Bulwark reports the check as undetermined rather than passing it. View the rule source.
References
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