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Fusion42 · 27 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
Microsoft's AI-driven vulnerability discovery system (MDASH) has accelerated patch volume to record levels—570 CVEs in July 2026 alone, nearly double the pace of 2025. The industry-wide trend requires IT teams to rethink patch management from monthly surprise to continuous operational cost, whilst existing triage tools (CVSS, exploitability indices) struggle to keep pace.
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Your patch tooling and triage process just became obsolete. AI is finding bugs ten times faster than your team can deploy fixes, and the old severity-first approach no longer works when 570 high-impact flaws arrive in one release.
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