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Thanks. I'm the sysadmin at work, there are twelve employees, and none of them know much more than how to turn on a PC and use Office and Quickbooks. I'll defin

Thanks. I'm the sysadmin at work, there are twelve employees, and none of them know much more than how to turn on a PC and use Office and Quickbooks. I'll definitely put it through its paces at home before bringing it to the office though.

craftyguy 8y ago
Consider folks who have gained unauthorized access to your network, possibly by one of your 12 employeers plugging in some random usb drive or clicking on some email attachment... that's what you'd have to worry about more than them.
- morganvachon 8y ago
  I consider that kind of thing every day as part of my job. :-) Email is locked down pretty tight and I'm the only one who uses flash drives. That said, I won't use a utility like this at work until I've fully vetted it at home first. Besides, if a bad actor has breached my network, I have bigger problems than keylogging between two workstations.