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Microsoft Windows 10 will reach its end of life (EOL) on October 14, 2025. It won’t stop working, but it will no longer receive security updates or technical support from Microsoft.

When people think of cybersecurity, they often picture complex software, firewalls, and high-tech solutions. But here’s a critical piece of the puzzle that often gets overlooked: your team.

Even the most advanced software and hardware will eventually become obsolete. It usually doesn’t come to a halt at once, but instead you might encounter a brief freeze here, or an app closing by itself there. This is usually a sign that something is reaching the end of its life cycle.

No matter the size of your business, the security of your data plays a crucial role in your ability to keep things running smoothly. From daily operations to major decision-making, your data is at the heart of everything you do.

Are you ready to handle the challenges of a cybersecurity breach or catastrophic system failure? These events can happen without warning, creating massive disruption. However, if you have a strategic incident response plan, you can manage these situations with confidence. We’ve created some simple, practical steps to help you strengthen your plan and enhance your readiness for whatever might come

AI is here, and depending on how familiar you are with the technology, it may instill a mix of awe, doubt, and fear, especially when it comes to cybersecurity. This is new territory and there are definitely reasons to be concerned. However, if used effectively, AI can be a powerful tool for revolutionizing business operations. Distinguishing between fact and from