True. Each software has their own cases in keeping up with releases. The software you specified has business in first to market/support. Their whole business i

True. Each software has their own cases in keeping up with releases. The software you specified has business in first to market/support. Their whole business is keeping up with the latest threats/releases to keep customers protected... BUT its not the best counterexample because not every version of their software supports anything. Eventually their software would become incompatible with ZZZ releases and you would have to purchase their new software to stay compatible. Sometimes stuff you make just works out of the box or with minor adjustments and workarounds that are or aren't supported officially. Sometimes you will have to reinvent the wheel which could take awhile. You need to set a clear expectation of what is. And appropriately communicate what wasn't but now is... Lol