Our Defender reports that the Intel iCLS driver uses an outdated and unsafe OpenSSL version.

After contacting Intel they told me to update to version 1.72.189.0.

I can find (and manually install) this driver at the MS catalog (https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=intel%20icls%20windows%2011%20%201.72.189.0) but I do not whish to roll out a driver this way to 250+ devices.
The releasedate is march 7th. There are 5 files from 4 different companies (non of which is the manufacturer of my device (Dell))
My question is why the update is not pushed through Windows Update. I this something Microsoft should do or should I pressure Dell?

​Our Defender reports that the Intel iCLS driver uses an outdated and unsafe OpenSSL version.After contacting Intel they told me to update to version 1.72.189.0.I can find (and manually install) this driver at the MS catalog (https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=intel%20icls%20windows%2011%20%201.72.189.0) but I do not whish to roll out a driver this way to 250+ devices.The releasedate is march 7th. There are 5 files from 4 different companies (non of which is the manufacturer of my device (Dell))My question is why the update is not pushed through Windows Update. I this something Microsoft should do or should I pressure Dell?  Read More

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