
Think Cybersecurity Is Just IT’s Job? Think Again
It is 4:17 on a Friday afternoon. A bookkeeper receives an email that appears to be from a partner at the firm: “Can you update
There are a few ways that outdated technology is costing your business. First, old systems move slower, causing your team to move slower and impacting productivity. These systems can also fail completely, causing unexpected downtime and putting a major dent in your deliverables.
There’s also the risk factor to consider. Outdated software and hardware are more vulnerable to cyberattacks, because they are no longer being patched to protect against known vulnerabilities. Hackers are able to exploit these vulnerabilities and access your business’s data. That’s why it’s so important to update to the latest software or hardware to stay secure. Because of this latent risk, your business also runs the risk of failing compliance audits.
Windows 10 is rapidly approaching end of life; Microsoft will end support for it in October 2025. This means any new vulnerabilities will no longer be patched by security updates. Continuing to use Windows 10 past its end-of-life date is a major cybersecurity and compliance risk. To keep your business protected, start planning your upgrade path now and make the switch to Windows 11.
If you’re looking for a knowledgeable team of professionals to help you navigate the transition to new technology – and alert you when things are out-of-date – get in touch with our team to schedule a FREE 10-Minute Discovery Call. During this quick conversation, we’ll be able to map out the next steps to take to keep your business secure, productive and cost-effective.
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