Editorial composite of network connections and a separate electronics repair photograph.

US and British cybersecurity agencies urged organizations in February 2026 to replace unsupported equipment at the edge of their networks. Their warning explains why a business may retire a working router or firewall: the hardware can keep running after the manufacturer stops fixing its security flaws.

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