We already know spyware is bad, but how bad is it? Spyware decreases productivity, lowers morale and creates endless frustration.

It takes up your processing space, sometimes doing 20 times more operations than your computer would be doing without the spyware. This slows your ability to do what your computer is actually for.

It can dramatically slow or stop your access to the Internet.

It causes pop-up windows to continuously distract you from your work and can add inappropriate links to your favorites or bookmarks.

It can change your homepage or cause pages you weren't trying to access to come up.

It may cause your computer to restart without warning, receive error messages or crash.

It can endanger your passwords and other confidential information.

Beyond that, it can irreversibly damage your business by destroying your reputation.

Many companies depend on secrecy to successfully complete their duties. If your company fails to protect the information of either its employees or its customers, then your credibility can be completely ruined.

Also, once you've gotten spyware, it keeps growing and reproducing itself. It updates itself and forges the path for other spyware to implant.

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