October 6, 2025
If your business is still running Windows 10, you are officially out of time.
On October 14, 2025 — just days away — Microsoft will permanently end support for Windows 10. That means no more security updates, no more patches, and no more protection from new cyber threats. Any device still running Windows 10 after that date will become an open target for hackers.
What’s at Stake?
- Your Data – Without security updates, cybercriminals can exploit known vulnerabilities to steal or lock your data.
- Your Clients – If you handle sensitive financial, medical, or client information, running Windows 10 after October 14 could put you out of compliance.
- Your Business – Outdated systems are a hacker’s dream. A single breach or ransomware attack could shut down your operations overnight.
This isn’t a “someday” problem. The deadline is next week. If you don’t act now, you are putting your business, your clients, and your reputation at risk.
Emergency Windows 10 Upgrade Help
At Kraven IT, we’re offering a Free Emergency Microsoft Risk Assessment & Migration Plan to help local businesses in Southwestern Virginia upgrade before the deadline.
Here’s how we can help — immediately:
✅ Identify which of your computers and servers are still running Windows 10
✅ Assess your risk exposure so you know where you’re most vulnerable
✅ Provide a fast-track Migration Plan so you can upgrade quickly, securely, and affordably
Why You Can’t Wait Another Day
Upgrading your IT systems isn’t something you can do overnight — but waiting until the deadline passes will leave you exposed. Hackers are watching for businesses that delay, and they will take advantage of those vulnerabilities the moment support ends.
This is your last chance to get ahead of it.
Book Your Free Emergency Risk Assessment Today
Don’t gamble with your business. Call 866-214-8324 now or visit www.KravenIT.com/Windows-10-End-Of-Life to book your free Emergency Risk Assessment before it’s too late.
After October 14, the window closes — and so does your protection.
