Damrontech markets two computer surveillance applications. KGB Employee Monitor allows employers to monitor the computer activities of their employees. KGB Keylogger allows parents and educators to effectively monitor the computer useage of their children and students. |
 KGB Keyloggerfor Windows 2000, Server 2000, Server 2003, XP, Vista $39.00 
A keystroke recorder (a.k.a. keylogger) is a software tool that traces all or specific activities of a user in a computer system. Despite objections to the breach of privacy, sometimes it's the only way to prevent other people's mistakes or ascertain your suspicions. If you are a parent, you may want to know what your kid does online, what sites he or she visits. It is almost your duty to spy on inexperienced children to stop them from getting into trouble. If you are an employer, you may want to know how your employees spend time and resources which you pay for. Their claim for a pay raise may clash with the amount of time wasted on web surfing or instant messaging. There is also the possibility of the theft of a company's secrets. In all such cases, you need a keylogger that would unobtrusively reside in the system and keep track of user activities.  KGB
Employee Monitor (5 User License)for Windows 2000, Server 2000, Server 2003, XP, Vista $149.00
Do all your employees use their computer resources and Internet connection solely for your business? Do they work as hard when you are away as they do when you are watching over their shoulders? In other words, do you suspect your employee's productivity is lacking? You should consider installing a surveillance system to address the problem. |
