Problem: You have been brought into a company that recently experienced a data breach of their customer data. The company had been using an MSP but has decided to create their own internal IT department after the breach. The MSP blamed an email that came from a bad actor for the breach and had done a cleanup on the local machine prior to handing operations over to you. You have reviewed all equipment and systems within the organization and have created a patch management strategy to help keep systems up to date. In doing so you have found several older systems and noticed that much of your network infrastructure looks dated. You have contacted the vendor for support, but they have indicated that these items were purchased without a service contract. What information should you look for to determine if these systems are maintainable? Answers A. Find out from the vendor the cost of adding a service contract B. Replace any systems that look old immediately C. Update to the latest vendor patch and ignore the devices until they fail D. Check the model end of service life