Microsoft 365 Fundamentals MS-900 Practice Question

Implement staged rollouts by grouping devices into different update phases - Staged rollouts involve deploying updates to different sets of users or devices in phases, allowing IT to monitor for issues in each phase before proceeding to the next group. This approach reduces the risk of widespread issues and enables quick identification and resolution of potential problems before they affect the entire organization.

Update all devices simultaneously to maintain uniformity - Updating all devices simultaneously may seem efficient, but it increases the risk of widespread issues if an update has unexpected bugs or compatibility problems. This approach is not recommended for large enterprises due to the higher risk of impacting many users at once.

Turn off automatic updates and rely on manual installations - Disabling automatic updates and relying on manual installations would significantly delay updates and increase administrative effort. It may also leave devices vulnerable to security threats due to inconsistent or delayed patching.

Postpone updates to avoid potential problems - Postponing updates might temporarily reduce risks but can lead to security vulnerabilities and compliance issues. Progressive, staged deployment is a better way to mitigate risks without compromising security.