ELS

Key Takeaways End-of-life software usually keeps running normally, but once upstream security fixes stop, newly discovered vulnerabilities may no longer receive an upstream patch. Upgrading off an EOL dependency is...

Key Takeaways CentOS 8 no longer receives official security updates, leaving systems vulnerable to security threats and compliance risks. You have two options to secure your systems: migrate to a...

Key Takeaways: End-of-life software is an inevitable reality in enterprise systems. Critical platforms often outlive the open-source components they depend on, and those components continue to accumulate vulnerabilities long after...

In horror movies, the scariest threats aren’t the ones kicking down the front door – they’re the ones already inside, the ghosts hiding in the walls that nobody noticed. Modern...

Encoway builds CPQ software for companies that design and sell complex industrial products. In mechanical and plant engineering, software isn’t something you swap out every year. Once a system is...

Key Takeaways: Debian 10 reached end of life on June 30, 2024, meaning systems remain stable but no longer receive security updates by default. Organizations that cannot upgrade immediately can...

PALO ALTO, Calif. – November 11, 2025 – TuxCare, the enterprise-grade cybersecurity innovator for open source, today announced it significantly expanded its Endless Lifecycle Support (ELS) for Open Source Software...

Ever upgrade an old Angular app to a slightly less old version, thinking it’ll buy you some time, only to get slammed with a wall of red security warnings in...

Brings AppSec, IT Ops, and software development teams the ultimate flexibility they need when facing EOLs   PALO ALTO, Calif. – July 31, 2025 – TuxCare, a global innovator in...

Open-source usage is skyrocketing, with the average application now containing over 900 OSS components – up 73% in just one year. Most codebases contain outdated, vulnerable components that often have...

Key Takeaways Running PHP 7.4 or older in 2026 means no official security updates — leaving your systems exposed to vulnerabilities. Upgrading to PHP 8 often requires major code rewrites...