Legacy Migration
There are multiple reasons for migration: legacy systems are usually less resistant to cyberattacks, harmful programs, and malware, which is only logical. If the software solution had been around for years, the attackers most likely had enough time to get familiar with the code and find its vulnerabilities. By investing in legacy software support and maintenance, you leave less room for innovations. Modern software platforms often have access to third-party APIs, such as geolocation, user authentication, data sharing, and transactions which legacy systems often lack.