non-approved software
[/nɑn əˈpruːvd ˈsɔftweər/]
nounpl: non-approved software / non-approved softwares
software não aprovado
1. Computer programs or applications that have not been officially authorized, licensed, or sanctioned by an organization, company, or governing body
The IT department blocked all non-approved software from being installed on company computers.
O departamento de TI bloqueou toda a instalação de software não aprovado nos computadores da empresa.
2. Unauthorized or unlicensed software that does not meet organizational compliance, security, or quality standards
Using non-approved software may violate company policy and create security vulnerabilities.
O uso de software não aprovado pode violar a política da empresa e criar vulnerabilidades de segurança.
3. Software that has not undergone required testing, verification, or certification by relevant authorities
In regulated industries, non-approved software cannot be used for critical operations.
Em indústrias regulamentadas, o software não aprovado não pode ser usado para operações críticas.
In Brazil and the USA, corporate and government organizations maintain strict policies against non-approved software to ensure security, compliance, and liability protection. In Brazilian companies, the term 'software não aprovado' is commonly used in IT policies and training. The USA has stricter regulatory requirements in sectors like finance and healthcare, making this terminology especially important in those industries. Non-compliance can result in disciplinary action or termination in both cultures.
NYC Slang
bootleg software / shadow IT
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