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With the speed of technology development and destructive creativity of cybercriminals, speed of obsolescence is increasing, too. Traditional three-to-five year technology refresh cycles no longer make sense for many aspects of IT operations. It’s to your advantage – security-wise and competitively – to follow product and technology advancements more closely and to keep your infrastructure current with best-of-breed solutions. Remember, people don’t blame the hacker for security breaches; they blame the target for having inadequate protection. With the speed of technology development and destructive creativity of cybercriminals, speed of obsolescence is increasing, too. Traditional three-to-five year technology refresh cycles no longer make sense for many aspects of IT operations. It’s to your advantage – security-wise and competitively – to follow product and technology advancements more closely and to keep your infrastructure current with best-of-breed solutions. Remember, people don’t blame the hacker for security breaches; they blame the target for having inadequate protection.

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With the speed of technology development and destructive creativity of cybercriminals, speed of

obsolescence is increasing, too. Traditional three-to-five year technology refresh cycles no

longer make sense for many aspects of IT operations.

It’s to your advantage – security-wise and competitively – to follow product and technology

advancements more closely and to keep your infrastructure current with best-of-breed solutions.

Remember, people don’t blame the hacker for security breaches; they blame the target for having

inadequate protection.

With the speed of technology development and destructive creativity of cybercriminals, speed of

obsolescence is increasing, too. Traditional three-to-five year technology refresh cycles no

longer make sense for many aspects of IT operations.

It’s to your advantage – security-wise and competitively – to follow product and technology

advancements more closely and to keep your infrastructure current with best-of-breed solutions.

Remember, people don’t blame the hacker for security breaches; they blame the target for having

inadequate protection.