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Note: for question number 6, option 1 "and relate them to known vulnerbalities" is wrong

for question number 7 option 4 " do not have any patches" is wrong

QUESTION 6 Patch management tools can report what patches are available and relate them to known vulnerabilities but can't install them but do not support vulnerability management. but can't relate them to specific vulnerabilities QUESTION 7 Some organizations don't set up their computers for automatic updates because such updates may require administrative privileges. So, they do the updates during off hours or in case of emergency. The automatic updates could install malware. is not the same thing as patching, so they have no use really. could be better for patching of OS than non-automatic updates as they narrow down the vulnerability window do not have any patches

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6.) The answer of question 6 will be option 4 "cant relate them for specific vulnerabilites"

Explanation:- Patch management and vulnerability management sounds like same but these are different to each other. Patch management deals with the patches, updates and debug for several reason. Vulnerability management deals with the security issues of the software. To fix a vulnerability with a patch indefinitely is almost always a very good solution but it might not be always possible.

7.) The answer of question 7 will be option number 3 "could be better for patching of OS than non- automatic updates as they narrow down the vulnerability window."

Explanation:- First of all we will understand what is patching. So patching is a set of changing to a computer program for updation of software or debuging of software. Patching improve the performance and usability of the software.

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