Removing software updates from active deployment

hey all,
i recently had to pull an IE security update from our active February WCUs deployment, due to issues with an internal web application.
i removed the security update from the update list and the deployment; are there any other changes i need to make to ensure that the security will not continue to get push out?
any help is greatly appreciated.
thanks!

No, removing from the deployment is sufficient. Removing from the update list has no impact as update lists have no true functionality.
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | @jasonsandys

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