Thursday, March 28, 2019

Nvidia Releases Driver Update To Patch Security Issues


A lot of people all over the world use Nvidia graphics cards due to its popularity in terms of performance. Recently, the company released its first security patch for this year. For users of certain models, the update is an important one as it addresses eight security flaws that could leave users vulnerable against attacks. It is a lot easier to have managed IT services do the updates if you run a business and use Nvidia video cards.

Although the security issues the patch addresses aren’t rated critical, they are still rated high priority. This means Nvidia users should not forgo this update. The patch will protect systems from attacks such as remote code execution, denial of service, and escalation of privileges.

In line with such attacks, it is critical that businesses hire managed IT services Columbia to ensure that computer systems are always up to date with the latest security patches. The patch will be applicable for Nvidia’s GeForce, Quadro, Tesla and NVS graphics cards. Newer graphics cards aren’t included on the list due to their more advanced architecture. Older units, however, need the update to keep the computer system they are installed in safe.

There are different ways on how to install the update depending on the type of system you’re running. The update could be found on Nvidia’s site directly. For Windows users, the update could be done through the control panel. Users may also install the GeForce Experience app which would alert the user of any updates for the installed video card.

Regardless of the severity of the security flaws, patches must be installed immediately the moment they are released. It is one way of protecting the computer system as well as reinforcing the information security protocols in the system.

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