Malware: Trojan displaces virus
In Latin, 'malus' means bad, evil or vile. And this is also how malware programs behave. They nest in computers or servers in order to execute unwanted functions. Although we also count 'computer viruses' as malware, simply infecting or destroying a computer is on the decline. Today, malware typically appears in the form of Trojans, which secretly board the bridge, usually unnoticed by the user.
Trojans are a problem for the external IT service because the fault usually lies with the person operating the customer's mouse or keyboard. It is this person who opens the gates for the intruder. In most cases, Trojans get onto the computer through the careless downloading of email attachments or programs from obscure sources, or through under-complex passwords.
Our IT service therefore focuses primarily on user training. After all, being alert and informed is the best protection against intruders. Our service also includes analyzing obscure attachments. Our customers can forward suspicious cases to us before they carelessly press the mouse button.