<p>Tony Bradley gathers the information you need to make the right deploy decision when applying Microsoft's November 2013 patches in your organization. Microsoft released eight new security bulletins for theNovember Patch Tuesday, bringing the total for 2013 to 95 security bulletins sofar. With only three Critical, and five Important security bulletins, it's agenerally light month for IT admins.</p><p>The two highest priorities are MS13-088 - the CumulativeUpdate for Internet Explorer, and MS13-090 - a Cumulative Security Update forActiveX Kill Bits, which addresses a zero-day vulnerability that is alreadybeing actively exploited in the wild. Aside from those two, the securitybulletins this month are relatively tame, and IT admins should be able to enjoythe Thanksgiving break with some peace of mind.</p><p>This blog post is alsoavailable in the PDF format in a TechRepublic Download. Falling behind onyour patch deployments, catchup with previously published Microsoft Patch Tuesday blog posts.</p><p>This month's eight security bulletins address a total of 19separate vulnerabilities spanning Internet Explorer, Microsoft Office, Hyper-V virtualization,the Graphics Device Interface (GDI), and more.</p><p><a href="http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/windows-and-office/its-microsoft-patch-tuesday-november-2013/">Keep reading...</a></p>