Issue:
The update KB2267602 from Saner CVEM Patch Management fails repeatedly when attempted to patch via the platform. Users report continuous failures despite multiple attempts.
Patch Details:
Patch Name: KB2267602
Type: Microsoft Defender Antivirus definition update
Frequency: Published frequently (sometimes daily) to keep Microsoft Defender up to date with the latest malware and threat intelligence.
Note: Unlike regular Windows updates, definition updates are released under the same KB number repeatedly.
Reason for Failure:
KB2267602 is a Windows Defender update, and deployment failures are expected in certain environments.
Failure does not indicate an issue with Saner CVEM.
Microsoft acknowledges that this update can sometimes fail to deploy via patching tools.
Reference Articles from Microsoft:
Microsoft Recommendation:
Microsoft suggests excluding KB2267602 from automated patching in environments where it repeatedly fails.
More details: Fix KB2267602 endless loop – Microsoft Q&A
Saner CVEM PM Recommendation:
Since this is a known vendor-side issue, we recommend excluding KB2267602 from the Patch Management module in Saner CVEM. This prevents recurring patch failures and ensures other patches are applied successfully without disruption.
Action Required:
Exclude KB2267602 from your patch management policy in Saner CVEM.
Continue monitoring other critical and high-severity updates through the platform.
Notes:
No action is needed on Saner CVEM itself; this behavior is related to Microsoft Defender definition updates.
Excluding this patch does not compromise endpoint security, as Microsoft Defender will continue receiving definition updates automatically.
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