All rights reserved. The computer industry is a vast and rapidly developing field.
End users tend to use computer programs for work and play.
They have a wide range of skills and computer savvy. End users typically receive virus information from newspapers, radio, television, and the Internet. It is reasonable to assume that these reports reflect the advice of virus experts. However, virus information can be generated from computer generalists, or even computer experts in another field. Because these computer professionals have a wide range of knowledge and skills, they can sometimes be mistaken as computer virus experts.