Microsoft patched a record 570 vulnerabilities, crediting AI for faster bug-hunting

Microsoft explained the record fix count by pointing to AI tools that help engineers catch code problems at a stage that once required weeks of manual auditing. This isn't just a vendor headline: if the world's largest software maker admits manual security review alone is no longer enough, it's worth asking how code and access settings are checked inside your own company systems — from 1C to internal services. For businesses in Kazakhstan, the practical takeaway is that software updates and access reviews are no longer an annual task but an ongoing one, and AI can speed up the routine part of that checking. The second point is that more vulnerabilities are being found not because more people are reviewing code, but because of better tools. For companies, that means even a small IT team can keep its security perimeter under control if it uses the right analysis tools instead of relying purely on manual procedures.