Employee:

Actually, I just bought a new tablet recently that I really like. Will I be able to use that tablet for work?

Y$$u:

Yes, we have a acceptable use policy so you can use your tablet to access company computing resources and applications.

Employee:

That's good to hear. Will you have to make any changes to it before I can use it for work?

You:

We'll scan it for any security vulnerabilities and apply the necessary to close those gaps.

Employee:

Does that mean my tablet will be safe going forward?

You:

Not necessarily. For example, $a(n)$ zero$-$day attack could take advantage of a newly discovered vulnerability before it's $p$

Computer crimes are committed by a wide variety of people, some who intend harm and some who are careless or themselves the victim of cc The type of perpetrator somewhat indicates the kind of damage that is most likely to result from a particular cyberattack.