Adam wants to protect a legacy platform with known vulnerabilities. What is NOT a common option for this?

Many organizations have legacy platforms in place that cannot be patched or upgraded but that is still an important part of their business. Security professionals are often asked to suggest ways to secure the systems while leaving them operational. Common options include moving the devices to an isolated virtual LAN (VLAN), disconnecting the devices from the network and ensuring they are not plugged back in, and using a firewall or other security device to ensure that the legacy system is protected from attacks and cannot browse the Internet or perform other actions that could result in compromise.