Outdated hardware can be a significant threat to your network’s security. By neglecting hardware upgrades, organizations leave themselves vulnerable to cyber-attacks that exploit known vulnerabilities. It’s crucial to have a comprehensive strategy that includes both software patch management and hardware lifecycle planning.
“Aubrey, we found your info exposed online.” That was the subject line of an email I received just yesterday from Experian. Unfortunately, yesterday wasn’t the first time I’ve received an email like that, and I doubt it’ll be the last. Not because I’m careless with my Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or lax when it comes…
When I buy new technology, I know it has a limited shelf life—hardware lasts 5-10 years, while software often needs updates every 6-12 months. So why do many companies storing our personal information push their hardware and software to the brink of obsolescence?
