New Microsoft products, such as Windows Server and Exchange, are typically supported by Microsoft for 10 years. With this lengthy coverage period, many people are often caught unprepared when Microsoft cuts all lines of support, including critical security updates, for their popular products.
Product | Expiration Date | |
Windows Server | ||
Windows Server 2008 | Jan 14th, 2020 | End of Extended Support* |
Windows Server 2008 R2 | Jan 14th, 2020 | End of Extended Support* |
Operating Systems | ||
Windows 7 SPI | Jan 14th, 2020 | End of Extended Support* |
Internet Explorer | ||
Internet Explorer 10 | Jan 31st, 2020 | End of Extended Support* |
Exchange Server | ||
Exchange Server 2010 | Oct 13th, 2020 | End of Extended Support* |
Microsoft Office | ||
Office 2010 | Oct 13th, 2020 | End of Extended Support* |
*Once a product has surpassed Extended support, critical security updates and product support will no longer be available.
If you are using any of the above products, then it is time to hit the ground running with a plan for staying secure and compliant once these products are no longer supported by Microsoft.
Unsupported systems can represent one of the most significant risks for your organization. Without new Security Updates from Microsoft, your systems will be vulnerable to new and emerging threats could compromise your business, leading to intrusions, data theft, and even possible downtime.
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