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4 Practical Steps to Take When Hardware and Software Expire
When a software or hardware product reaches its End of Life (EoL) or End of Service (EoS), it’s no longer supported by the manufacturer. This can be a cause of concern for organizations like yours because unsupported technologies have no routine internal security measures or support from the manufacturer. The good news is that there are steps you can take to mitigate the risks that come with EoL software/hardware and protect your business. Read on further to learn about them. Practical steps Although there may be a sufficiently large list of practical steps, the four most impactful ones are: Prioritize
3 Technology End-of-Service Myths
It’s crucial to keep all software and hardware up to date to maintain optimal security. If you don’t, cybercriminals can easily infiltrate your network and the chances for downtime increase significantly. However, many businesses don’t realize that expired software/hardware can actually be one of the most prominent security risks hindering their success. If you are among those who continue to use unsupported software and hardware until it literally doesn’t work anymore, remember that it could be a severe hurdle to your organization’s daily operations and reputation. We know there are many myths surrounding End of Service or End of Life
Did you know hardware and software expire too?
We are all aware of the term “use by date.” It is regularly used when talking about food and medications and refers to the date after which the product is no longer safe to consume. However, did you know that your software and hardware can expire too? This is because technology is constantly evolving and advancing. What was once cutting-edge can become obsolete in the blink of an eye. While many people may not think twice about using outdated technology, it has security and privacy implications for your business. Obsolete technology is often less secure than newer versions because it
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The business world is changing, and small businesses are no longer immune to major security risks like phishing and ransomware but with over 700 thousand attacks per year and rising, SMBs can no longer ignore the need for solid small business security. Whether you’re a one-man shop, hitting your first 10, or expanding your workforce, a solid, monitored, and comprehensive security platform is critical to your ongoing success. Introducing the Sagewood Security Suite, your business will get the absolute best in technology security at a cost that will not break your budget. What is the Sagewood Security Suite? Simply put, it is everything your small business needs to ensure