Windows 2008 EOL
Are You Prepared for Windows 2008 Server’s EOL?
Ten years ago, Microsoft first released Windows Server 2008. Now, the countdown to its official end-of-support (EOS) date has begun. If you haven’t already done so, it is time to start planning your migration so you are upgraded before January 14, 2020 – the sooner you start, the better.
Why? Simple – after that date, Microsoft will no longer offer security patches and other critical support for the Windows Server 2008 operating system. As a result, any servers still running Windows Server 2008 will be left vulnerable to any new issues that arise after that point – leaving your business’ other technology equally exposed to threats.
Delaying the migration could result in costly security breaches, data loss, or system downtime. Furthermore, without support, you may face compliance issues, especially in industries with strict data protection regulations.
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What end of support means:
- No Security
- No Updates
- No Compliance
You Need to Ensure Your Business is Prepared
You don’t want your business to be exposed to threats at any point, which means you need to migrate from Windows Server 2008. We strongly recommend planning your migration as soon as you can to avoid placing your business, users and customers at risk.
The experts at SRS Networks can help you stay ahead of the curve. Our consultants will assist you in planning and migrating your systems from Windows Server 2008. To learn more, or to schedule your migration, reach out to us by calling (831) 758-3636, or by filling out the form on this page.
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