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Are you confident your business is going to pass its cyber insurance renewal this fall? If you’re still running Windows 10 or haven’t updated your cybersecurity measures lately, you could be in for a rather unpleasant surprise.

The risks of delaying OS upgrades might seem like something you can worry about tomorrow, but for small and medium businesses, that “tomorrow” is closer than you think. With Windows 10’s support ending October 14, every day you wait is like driving with expired registration tags; you might get away with it today, but eventually, you’ll get caught.

What should you do when Windows reaches End-of-Life (EOL)?

• Identify security & compliance risks 
• Explore upgrade & migration options 
• Assess costs & IT infrastructure needs 
• Minimize downtime during the transition

Wondering how much the budget for a Windows migration really costs? Here’s what impacts your total investment:

• Software and licensing fees
• Hardware upgrades and replacements
• IT labor and deployment costs
• Hidden expenses you might not expect

Get a complete budgeting guide to make your Windows migration smooth and cost-effective!

• What Are the Windows End-of-Life Business Risks?
• Can Windows End-of-Life Put You Out of Compliance?
• Does Delaying Windows Upgrades Increase IT Costs?
• Will Older Windows Versions Cause Compatibility Issues?
• How Does Windows EOL Impact Business Productivity? 

Learn how to protect your business before it’s too late!