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As the Federal government modernizes IT and adopts the cloud, many agencies still run legacy network and security hardware in their environments. But the reasons to accelerate modernization are compelling: hardware appliances lack modern capabilities; are expensive to deploy, scale, and maintain; are vulnerable to cyber threats; and may no longer be supported by the vendor.

According to CISA, “The imminent threat of exploitation to agency information systems running End-of-Support (EOS) edge devices is substantial and constant, resulting in a significant threat to federal property. CISA is aware of widespread exploitation campaigns by advanced threat actors targeting EOS edge devices.” (February 2026)

If your agency still runs outdated network or security hardware, the time to modernize is now. Reply “yes” or “no” to three statements, and we’ll deliver information to help you meet your modernization goals.

Modernizing Legacy Network Hardware