The End is Near for Windows XP

In less than three months, Microsoft will cease supporting Windows XP. On April 8, Microsoft will stop fixing security vulnerabilities and bugs in the 12-year-old operating system. Even though anti-virus products, including Microsoft's, will continue updating software to help mitigate attacks, security vulnerabilities will go unpatched putting any company using Windows XP at risk of infections and intrusions.

While many of our customers already upgraded from XP to Windows 7 and Windows 8, unfortunately about 9% of our customers' Windows-based computers are still running Windows XP today. Upgrading or replacing your old office computers now to get away from XP will prevent your company from being vulnerable to costly problems later.

If you don't already have an upgrade plan, don't wait any longer. Start upgrading your old XP computers today so you're not vulnerable to attack in April.