Software End of Life (EoL) / End of Service (EoS)
January 2023
Software End of Life (EoL) / End of Service (EoS)
The concepts of EoL and EoS terms may be foreign to you. This campaign breaks down why software end-of-life (EoL) and end-of-support (EoS) matter and what actions need to be taken to ensure IT systems stay functional and secure.
Value Proposition: Discover why it’s important to take action when the software your organization runs on reaches end-of-life (EoL) or end-of-support (EoS). While they might still function, reaching either status means critical patches and updates are no longer provided. Learn how to keep your technology up to date.
EoL / EoS – What is it? Why does it matter?
- Security implications – no longer receiving patches and other updates, making it easier for threat actors to exploit.
- Privacy implications – if no longer supported or updated by the vendor and it holds sensitive information, there could be a risk of receiving a data privacy fine.
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Attention! The end of your software might be near, and if you don’t keep an eye out, you could be left in the dark for days or even months. Don’t let outdated software cause an apocalyptic scenario for your organization. Keep your software updated to avoid any headaches or downtime.
Need help? Contact us today.
We often take for granted the technology and cyber solutions that make our lives easier, and we tend to forget that nothing lasts forever. As we continue to rely on these tools, it’s crucial to face the fact that they have an expiration date.
Need help identifying technology that has expired or is nearing an expiration date? Contact us to get started.
Are you worried that your software and hardware might be nearing the end of their life?
Outdated technology can put you at risk of security breaches and lost productivity. Take action before it’s too late!
Unsure how to spot outdated technology? We can help.
Never let your software reach its expiration date.
Obsolete weapons (software) can leave your army (employees) vulnerable to attacks (cyber incidents). Keep your employees and organization protected with regularly updated software to stay ahead of potential vulnerabilities.
If it’s difficult for you to manage it alone, we can help. Feel free to reach out to us.
Are you sure you’re using the most updated software? Maybe it has reached its expiration date!
Don’t let outdated software cause severe hiccups in your workflow. Stay ahead of the game and ensure you’re using the most updated version.
Not sure where to start? We can help.
Just because your technology has reached its End of Life doesn’t mean it’s a dead end. It’s an opportunity to review your IT infrastructure and make it more robust.
Don’t let outdated technology hold you back from reaching your full potential.
Need help? Contact us to find out how we can help.
While expiration dates of software and hardware can be easy to overlook, it’s crucial to keep an eye on them. We don’t have a time machine to go back and fix what could’ve been avoided, so be sure to stay on top of it.
If you need help, we’re here for you.
Don’t let your software and hardware go stale — be proactive and prevent them from expiring. By taking action now, you’ll reap better outcomes in the long run.
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Don’t let your technology go sour.
Just like milk and medicine, software and hardware have a shelf life. Make sure to regularly update and maintain your tech to avoid any potential spoilage.
Not sure where to start? We can help. Feel free to reach out.
Are you familiar with the concept of EoS in technology?
It stands for End of Service. Other terms used interchangeably are End of Life and End of Support.
It refers to when a specific software or hardware product will no longer receive updates or technical support. Understanding EoS is crucial for organizations to plan and budget for future upgrades and replacements.
Ignoring the expiration date of your software and hardware could push you into a rabbit hole.
Don’t worry, we can help you stay on the right track. Feel free to reach out for a consultation.
End of Support signifies that a manufacturer will no longer offer standard support services for software or hardware. This includes identifying and resolving technical problems, hardware and software upgrades, or supporting new and known defects.
In other words, relying on End-of-Life technologies puts the compatibility, performance, compliance, and cybersecurity of your IT infrastructure at risk.
Download our infographic to understand more about the concept.
Those who continue to use End-of-Service technology could encounter security risks, performance issues, compatibility problems, and compliance risks.
Download our checklist to understand how to tackle these problems.
Are you aware of how technology End-of-Service notices can impact your business?
Don’t be caught off guard — stay informed and prepared.
View our webinar above to understand more about the concept.
Organizations must keep up with the latest technological advancements since all technologies and systems are subject to expiration dates. Read our blog post to learn more.
Contact us and we can ensure you are not left in the lurch by outdated software.
Beware of technology End-of-Service myths like “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix (or replace) it.” It can leave your organization vulnerable to cyberattacks. Read our blog post to learn more.
Contact us and we can help debunk more myths to keep you secure.
Practical steps, like prioritizing security and planning for long-term needs, can help tackle soon-to-expire software/hardware before it becomes a problem. Read our blog post to learn more.
Contact us today to discuss all the necessary practical steps in detail.
Not updating your software can have dangerous consequences, such as exposing your system to attack or non-compliance, eventually leading to reputation damage or business closure. Read our blog post to learn more.
Contact us and we can help you learn how to tackle outdated software risks.
Did you know just like food items, your software can expire too?
It may still function, but it will no longer receive patches and updates. This exposes your business to security risks and makes it easier for threat actors to exploit. You could also be at risk of receiving data privacy fines.
Contact us to keep your business safe.
If your technology is about to reach its End of Life, you could do a few things to save your organization, such as prioritizing security and measuring productivity.
We can help you with those and much more. Contact us today.