As October 14, 2025 approaches, the question isn’t whether to act, it’s how soon you’ll begin. The end of support for Windows 10 marks a pivotal moment: you now have the opportunity to shape a more secure, modern, and AI-powered workplace.
Why It’s Time to Move: Windows 11 and the End of Windows 10
Microsoft has confirmed that after 14 October 2025, Windows 10 will no longer receive security updates, patches, or technical support. Your devices may still operate, but they’ll become increasingly vulnerable to security threats and compliance risks. Unsupported systems are a known attack vector—and continuing to rely on them introduces unnecessary exposure.
This is about more than software. It’s about safeguarding your people, your data, and your reputation.
"We’ve already begun transitioning our managed fleets to Windows 11, ensuring compatibility and readiness ahead of the October 2025 deadline."
– Iain Boyd, GM Technical Delivery, Softsource vBridge
Why Windows 11 Is Worth Your Attention
Windows 11 is more than an update. It’s a step forward in performance, security, and productivity, and to meet the changing requirements of Gen AI.
Here’s why it matters to you:
Security by Design
Windows 11 includes TPM 2.0, virtualisation-based security, Smart App Control, and a vulnerable driver block list, all enabled by default. These features have led to a significant drop in security incidents and a threefold reduction in firmware attacks compared to Windows 10.
Better, easier device experiences
The interface is cleaner, more intuitive, and designed for hybrid work. It keeps what you know from Windows 10 but adds smarter layouts and multitasking tools that help you do more, faster.
AI-Ready with Copilot+ PCs
Windows 11 is the foundation for Microsoft’s AI-powered future. Devices built for it can leverage Copilot+ capabilities, including on-device AI processing through NPUs, delivering faster, smarter, and more secure computing.
Performance That Keeps Up With You
From faster boot times to improved battery life, Windows 11 is optimised for today’s hardware. It manages system resources more efficiently, giving you better performance across the board.