According to a new study by Lansweeper, Windows 10 systems have an alarming average of 1,903 active security vulnerabilities. This starkly contrasts with Windows 11, which has only 652 vulnerabilities on average.
The findings suggest that users still operating on Windows 10 are significantly more at risk, with the potential for cyber threats and attacks being much higher.
By upgrading to Windows 11, users could potentially reduce their security risks by approximately two-thirds, making it a crucial consideration for those concerned about their digital safety.