Software is the backbone of most operations, from enterprise tools to critical infrastructure. Yet, many organizations fail to prioritize regular maintenance, resulting in vulnerabilities that could compromise their success and security.
JC Herz, Exiger’s SVP of Cyber Supply Chain, explores this issue in her paper, “Crumbling Bridges: The Failed Economics of Software Maintenance.” Originally published in Henry Stewart Publications’ Cyber Security: A Peer-Reviewed Journal and included in The Business and Management Collection, this resource uncovers the true costs of neglected software upkeep — and how your organization can avoid the pitfalls.
Why You Need to Read This Paper
Discover insights into one of the most critical yet overlooked aspects of digital transformation:
- Understand the cost of inaction: Learn how neglected software maintenance leads to technical debt, operational inefficiencies, and increased vulnerability to cyber threats.
- Actionable strategies for resilience: Explore how transparency tools like SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials) can help businesses make smarter decisions, hold vendors accountable, and ensure system reliability.
- Protect your bottom line: See real-world examples of how proactive maintenance saves money, reduces downtime, and boosts competitiveness across industries.
Don’t Let Neglected Maintenance Cripple Your Organization
It’s time to rethink how your business values and invests in software maintenance. Download this paper today and take the first step toward a more secure and sustainable future.
