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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are often more susceptible to cyber attacks than giant companies because of their limited resources. Examples of malware include spyware, Trojans, adware, ransomware and bots. Sadly, about 90 percent of SMEs lack sufficient data protection.
Spyware: Programs that monitor activity of infected computers (e.g., Along similar lines, remember that Nessus Professional is primarily a vulnerability assessment solution; for an all-in-one vulnerability management suite, see Tenable’s enterprise platform products.). Trojans: Malware disguised as programs or files a user needs.
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Included in overall enterprise risk management, by showing how cyber risks compare with the company’s operational and other risks. TeamSpy, spyware that uses remote access tool TeamViewer and malware to steal information. LingyunNet, riskware that uses victims’ system resources.
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