TIMEWith an average of 84 virus attacks per month, per computer, per platform on Windows XP, you face:

MONEY

Information Security:Don’t Risk It

A high number of these security incidents were connected to vulnerabilities in Windows XP; and while these declined as new XP Service Packs were released,2 as of April 8, 2014, Windows XP is no longer supported. If you – like many – are still running Windows XP, you run an increased risk of exposure to new malware and malicious attacks. This infographic will explore why you shouldn’t wait another moment to upgrade your OS.

YOU’RE AT RISKAccording to the Spiceworks anonymised aggregate network:

NOT UPGRADING CAN BE COSTLYWorried about cost? It may cost you even more

to stay vulnerable.

70% of companies in EMEA are still using Windows XP, despite its EOL in April 2014.

As the rest of the world migrates to newer Windows platforms, the risks of running Windows XP increase. Why?

Hackers exploit unpatched vulnerabilities in unsupported software

Windows XP can’t run newer, more secure versions of Internet Explorer

Limited anti-virus software support for Windows XP

Older video and printer drivers also vulnerable to attack

.6 HOURS LOSTto virus attacks per PC per year

The average security breach can cost

The cost of data breaches for smaller businesses is

The financial consequences of sticking with Windows XP can extend far beyond the cost of upgrading:

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EFFICIENTLY AND EASILY MANAGE MOBILE ACCESS

3.75 HOURS LOSTto repair each attack

4.8 HOURS LOSTto help desk calls per PC per year6

THE SMART SOLUTION: WINDOWS 8.1 PRO

THE TIME TO UPGRADE IS NOW

• Integration of work and personal life• Optimized for touch, mouse and keyboard• Improved system performance• Faster boot times

• More device options across a variety of price points • A familiar experience across all devices for less training, more productivity• Modern browser benefits plus Internet Explorer 8 web app maintenance

• Flexible device and PC options• Cloud-based MDM• Workplace Join for BYOD and remote devices

• Automatic encryption• Fastest startup of any Windows version• New and improved Windows apps, with better modern and “classic” integration7

• Enhanced cloud capabilities8

Windows 8.1 Pro is perfect for a range of hardware including tablets, PCs and mobile phones. It offers:

Don’t put your business at risk any longer. Upgrade now to Lenovo devices running Windows 8.1 Pro to improve your security and avoid potential vulnerabilities that can cost you money – and time.

LEARN MORE ABOUT LENOVO DEVICES RUNNING WINDOWS 8.1 PRO.

Sources: 1http://www.think-progress.com/uk/en/tech-trends/top-5-cyber-security-threats-europe/#sthash.ldN1v1Vo.dpuf 2http://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/note/join/2013/507476/IPOL-ITRE_NT(2013)507476_EN.pdf 3https://www.eu-ropol.europa.eu/newsletter/european-cybercrime-centre-europol-warns-about-windows-xp-security-risks 4http://www.pwc.-

co.uk/assets/pdf/cyber-security-2014-exec-summary.pdf 5http://blog.c24.co.uk/2013/03/15/cost-of-data-and-comput-er-security-rising-and-fast/ & http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/24717/security/ponemon-data-breach-study.html 6http://ww-w.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/xp-end-of-support-infographic.shtml 7http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2425883,00.asp 8http://www.techradar.com/us/news/software/operating-systems/10-reasons-you-should-upgrade-to-windows-8-1-1190495

The average cost of the worst breach for large organisations is

£74 – £157 PER RECORD5

£65,000 – £115,0004

£600,000 TO £1.15M4

According to the latest European Union figures, malicious security incidents directly cost SMEs at least ₤740 million a year. This rises to ₤3.29 billion when you include data loss due to hardware and software failure.1

£740 MILLION

£3.29 BILLION

€93 – €198 PER RECORD5

€82,100 – €145,2004

€757,800 TO €1.452M4

According to the latest European Union figures, malicious security incidents directly cost SMEs at least €935 million a year. This rises to €4.15 billion when you include data loss due to hardware and software failure.1

€935 MILLION

€4.15 BILLION