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Risks of Keeping Legacy IT on Life Support | EP165

All Things MSP · 2026-06-03 · 32 min

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In this episode of the All Things MSP Podcast, hosts Justin Esgar and Eric Anthony dive into one of the most persistent operational headaches for Managed Service Providers: handling end-of-life (EOL) and legacy hardware. Every MSP has that one client holding onto ancient equipment because "it still works" or "it makes them money". From outdated operating systems running critical print processes to legacy data archives that could collapse their infrastructure, managing these aging fleets exposes businesses to massive security and operational vulnerabilities. Justin shares direct insights from his own practice, including a real-world case study of a client leveraging centuries-old software architecture to retain custom data formatting, despite the looming compliance threat. The hosts break down the financial math behind these legacy risks, exploring how a simple $3,000 revenue stream could inadvertently compromise an entire organization's network security ecosystem.

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