Do you have an end of life plan for your IoT devices?

Security Strategy & RoadmapRisk Management

Yes, for all26%

EOL plan for some, but not all37%

EOL plan for just a few16%

No EOL plan for any IoT19%

I’m not sure…1%

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IT Manager in Construction2 years ago

That's a good point... we take care of the maintenance plan and usually it is defined according to the Official support part (for example for security updates / patches) but not an EOL plan.

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