When software reaches end-of-life (EOL) it means manufacturers will no longer develop or service the product, discontinuing all technical support, upgrades, bug fixes and security fixes. This can expose organizations to a higher level of risk exposure.
This white paper provides suggestions for how to mange your volunteer workforce by discussing:
- Risk EOL software.
- Heightened cybersecurity risks.
- Software incompatibility.
- Inability to stay in compliance with regulations.
- High operating costs.
- Poor performance and reliability issues.
- Managing EOL Software.
- Create a lifecycle management plan.
- Understand device history.
- Monitor EOL status.
- Maintain consistent cybersecurity practices.
- Communicate early and clearly.
Find Out More:
Download our "Cyber Risks: End-of-Life Software" white paper to reduce risk to your organization, and the communities it serves.
