Potentially unwanted applications are programs that are not malicious but may be unsuitable for use in a business environment.
Some applications are non-malicious and possibly useful in the right context, but are not suitable for company networks. Examples are adware, dialers, non-malicious spyware, tools for administering PCs remotely and hacking tools. Certain anti-virus and endpoint security programs can detect such applications on users’ computers and report them. The administratorcan then either authorize the applications for use or remove them from the computers.
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