Large IT estates often inherit a silent problem: firewalls, switches, and routers that still pass traffic but no longer receive security patches. Over time, the list of what is out of support becomes fragmented across sites, budgets, and vendor contracts. Innovorbs Technologies, a global managed service provider based in Houston, Texas, has introduced a no-cost solution that addresses this exact pain point for organizations managing hundreds to thousands of devices across multiple locations.
Their Enterprise Firewall and Network Hardware End-of-Life Assessment is precisely what it sounds like: a complimentary, professional audit that maps every network device to vendor end-of-support dates, flags actively exploited vulnerabilities, and checks cyber-insurance and compliance exposure. The result is a prioritized refresh roadmap delivered to the CIO or infrastructure director within 15 business days. For any IT team wrestling with aging infrastructure, this service offers a clear, actionable starting point.
What Is the Innovorbs End-of-Life Assessment?
The assessment is a free, no-obligation service from Innovorbs Technologies that produces a complete inventory of equipment past or approaching vendor end of support. Using automated discovery tools combined with engineer review, the team maps every device in the estate—from Cisco ASAs and FortiGate clusters to Catalyst 3850 and Nexus 5000 switches—against vendor end-of-support databases.
Each device receives a risk score per site, and the final report includes a phased refresh roadmap with budget options. Innovorbs also models replacement across Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, Cisco Secure Firewall, and current Cisco, HPE Aruba, Juniper, and Arista switching, including consolidation opportunities that can reduce device count and licensing costs. The entire process is delivered by CCIE, JNCIE, NSE7, and CISSP-certified engineers.
What Stands Out
No-Cost Discovery with Real Depth
Most free audits are superficial. Innovorbs combines automated scanning with hands-on engineer review, so the inventory is both comprehensive and reliable. The team doesn’t just list devices—they cross-reference serial numbers and firmware versions against vendor databases to determine exact end-of-support dates.
Risk Scores per Site
Each location gets a risk score that accounts for actively exploited vulnerabilities, cyber-insurance requirements, and compliance exposure. This allows IT leaders to prioritize the most critical sites first, rather than tackling everything at once.
Actionable Roadmap with Budget Options
The final report includes a phased refresh plan with multiple budget scenarios. Organizations can choose to execute the refresh themselves or have Innovorbs handle it as a fixed-price, multi-phase program with zero-downtime cutover windows.
Trade-In Credits and Fiscal-Year Alignment
Innovorbs helps clients take advantage of trade-in credits and stages procurement to align with fiscal-year budgets. This practical financial planning makes the refresh easier to sell internally.
Who It’s For
This assessment is designed for enterprise IT organizations and partner firms that manage multi-site estates with hundreds to thousands of network devices. It is especially valuable for CIOs and infrastructure directors in healthcare, hospitality, and other industries where compliance and uptime are critical.
IT service firms can also resell the assessment and refresh under their own brand, making it a useful tool for managed service providers looking to deepen client relationships without upfront engineering cost.
What Makes It Worth Considering
The biggest advantage is the price: free. But the real value lies in the clarity it provides. In large environments, nobody owns the full list of what is out of support. Innovorbs builds that list for free, because the roadmap that comes from it is the start of every serious refresh program. The fixed-price migration option removes budget surprises, and the certified engineering team ensures the work is done right.
Organizations that proceed with the refresh can expect standardized site templates, policy migration, zero-downtime cutover windows, decommissioning, and documentation. The new estate can then be transitioned into Innovorbs’ 24/7 managed firewall and network service for ongoing peace of mind.
Verdict
The Innovorbs Enterprise Firewall and Network Hardware End-of-Life Assessment is a generous, well-executed free service that turns hardware chaos into a clear, actionable refresh plan. For any IT team managing aging infrastructure across multiple sites, it is an offer worth taking seriously.
Frequently asked questions
A complete inventory of devices past or approaching end of support, risk scores per site, and a phased refresh roadmap with budget options.
Innovorbs delivers the full report to the CIO or infrastructure director within 15 business days.
Cisco, Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, HPE Aruba, Juniper, Arista, and others commonly found in large multi-site estates.
Yes, it is offered at no cost to enterprise IT organizations and partner firms through April 30, 2027.
Yes. The roadmap is yours to use. Innovorbs can also execute it as a fixed-price migration if you choose.
No commitment required. The assessment is purely advisory and comes with no obligation.
