What unique challenges arise when securing legacy systems, and how can they be overcome?
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Securing legacy systems presents several unique challenges compared to modern systems due to outdated software, lack of support, and potential vulnerabilities. To overcome these challenges, organizations can implement strategies such as regular patching, network segmentation, monitoring for unusual activity, and using virtual patching tools. Additionally, conducting regular security audits and considering system upgrades or replacements can help mitigate risks associated with legacy systems.