BK> TW> And as less and less win XP systems are out there the   
   BK> TW> "Glory" of doing that becomes less attractive. ALL the   
   BK> TW> Glory for the hackers is in attacking the latest and   
   BK> TW> greatest MicroSoft programs and Operating Systems.   
      
   BK> From what I have read, about 25% of businesses are not switching   
   BK> systems. The cost of changing is too high. Even more home owners   
   BK> are keeping XP. Even if they buy a new computer they are likely   
   BK> to keep an old one with XP. Buy a laptop with Win 7 or 8 but   
   BK> keep the desktop with XP.   
      
   According to the latest Data XP still has 27% of the PC market.   
   That is good news because that makes it attractive for third party   
   Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware, and Firewall program producers to still support   
   Win XP   
      
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