What kind of social engineering attack can be prevented by developing policies such as updating anti-malware applications regularly and using secure virtual browsers with little connectivity to the rest of the system and the rest of the network?

A watering hole attack is a targeted attack that occurs when an attacker profiles websites that the intended victim accesses. The attacker then scans those websites for possible vulnerabilities. Organizations should therefore develop policies to prevent these attacks. Such a policy requires updating anti-malware applications regularly and using secure virtual browsers with little connectivity to the rest of the system and the rest of the network.