Broadcom's SEP RU5 will no longer be supported for 32-bit Windows systems after 2025. If you're stuck on a 32-bit OS and can't upgrade, what steps are you planning to take for antivirus protection?
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If you're using Windows 10 or 2008 in 32-bit, just a heads up that both are past their support dates. That begs the question: how effective is antivirus on unsupported systems? If you really have no choice, keeping it on a separate, isolated network might be your best bet.
For those stuck with Win10 32-bit: yes, I know it’s EOL, but if you’ve got extended support, that might help. You could use Windows Defender as a viable option for scanning files or data transfers, especially for closed networks.
We have legacy systems that run without any antivirus. It's a risky play, but some companies just think they're safer that way.
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