Although the Magento 2 release took place in 2015, more than 245,000 e-commerce websites are still using the outdated version of the platform. It’s no secret that Magento 2 migration is more than just a whim. It’s an inevitable necessity – one which will soon affect every e-commerce business that is currently based on Magento 1. The issue is that in less than a year – June 2020 – Magento will officially abandon support and will additionally stop updating the Magento 1 platform. What does that mean for current users? No more platform or extensions updates, and no more security patches. This alone puts a target on both your own website security and even the security of your customers’ personal data.