Hazard

A hazard may refer to any of the following:

For computers, a hazard is anything that poses a threat to a computer's security, performance, or functionality. Examples of computer hazards are malware, viruses, computer hackers, corrupted system files, and defective hardware.

You can reduce the risk of computer hazards by installing antivirus and antimalware software, enabling a firewall, regularly installing updates, and replacing defective hardware.

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