Why it's crucial to migrate to Windows 11 before Windows 10 support ends

Starting October 14, 2025, Windows 10 will no longer receive security updates, leaving your business vulnerable to increasingly exploited weaknesses by cybercriminals. Although your system will continue to function, the risks related to unpatched vulnerabilities will grow, potentially leading to dangerous cyberattacks.

Steps to Prepare for the Migration:

1. Inventory your IT assets: Check if your current devices meet the requirements for Windows 11.
2. Replace outdated equipment: Order new devices if necessary, as stock levels may deplete quickly as the end of Windows 10 approaches.
3. Verify application compatibility: Ensure your business software is compatible with Windows 11. If not, contact the vendors to plan an update or look for alternatives.
4. Test the migration: Conduct migration tests in pilot departments before large-scale deployment.
5. Support users: Provide support to ensure a smooth transition and quick adoption of Windows 11.

The Importance of Not Waiting

As our experts explain, waiting until the last minute to perform the update puts your business at significant risk.

Additionally, the availability of devices and software may become an issue as the deadline approaches. Preparing your business for this transition now is essential to ensure the security and performance of your systems.