Staying current with technology is essential to maintaining a secure and efficient business environment. Windows 10, an operating system that has been the backbone of many businesses for years, is now approaching its end of life (EOL). But what does this mean for your business?When an operating system reaches its end of life, it means that Microsoft will no longer provide updates, security patches, or technical support for that version. For businesses still using Windows 10, this translates to increased vulnerability to cyberthreats, software compatibility issues, and a lack of new features that could enhance productivity. The consequences of continuing with an unsupported OS can be significant, from exposing sensitive data and security breaches to experiencing disruptive downtime due to unpatched vulnerabilities.