ThreatAware CEO Jon Abbott gives his expert advice on securely preparing for Microsoft Windows 10 end of life, coming this October. Companies that still have a large number of devices operating Windows 10 will likely be dealing with them for many years yet. Windows 11 has more requirements than its predecessor, including TPM 2.0 chips, UEFI Secure Boot and 64-bit CPU. While getting ready for Windows 11 must be a top priority, don’t make the mistake of treating it as a one-off event. Eventually, there will be a new Windows operating system, and Windows 11 will be the one getting phased out.