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A move to Windows 10 is a crucial part of maintaining security. What exactly can users and businesses gain from the Windows 10 update?

- Rohit Midha

Most of us are familiar with the inconvenience that comes with having to restart our devices to install new system updates. Even so, the long-term benefit is worth the short-term impact. Getting updates on time, no matter how annoying, can achieve significantly improved user experience and save businesses millions in reduced risks.

That’s why having access to the latest updates is vital! With Microsoft rolling out Windows 7 end of life phase in January 2020, there will no longer be any updates released to improve on user experience, and more importantly, no more security updates to computers running outdated operating systems. A move to Windows 10 is therefore a crucial part of maintaining security.

What exactly can users and businesses gain from the Windows 10 update?

More secure experience

From YouTube videos to emails, most of us access personal content on our work devices from time to time. In Asia Pacific, Cisco estimates that the average person will own more than three connected devices by 2022.As a result, the modern employee struggling to juggle between different devices can sometimes blur the lines that once used to separate work and play.