I don't want to be alarmist, but just because it's not stolen doesn't mean that it isn't logged. I've worked with Dynatrace. I've used it piece together bugs th

I don't want to be alarmist, but just because it's not stolen doesn't mean that it isn't logged. I've worked with Dynatrace. I've used it piece together bugs that QA had found but couldn't reproduce a second time around. It's truly powerful software. After a set of test data refresh, we lost some of the new test passwords associated with some of the new data. Then it clicked: Dynatrace has keylogging. I searched for login events of those users, and sure enough, there were the keystrokes for the passwords of each of those users. Yes, this kind of software is a godsend for debugging, but improper usage, storage or transmission of data is a real concern.