Cerulean
[H]F Junkie
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Greetings,
With a limited budget (therefore cannot go the route of Windows Server + AD + GPOs + Barracuda Web Filters etc etc), I am looking for a security & monitoring software for my father's All-In-One computer that is used for his mall shop. Right now I have ESET SmartSecurity 6 with the Anti-Theft and all setup, but it's really only good for if the computer itself gets stolen.
I'm looking for software that would help lock things down, prevent installations and other system functions without an administrator password, (something that makes even a plain User Account even tighter and more restricted), maybe offer keylogging and screenshot & webcam AVR or something, etcetera.
Any suggestions?
To name some incidents:
* Someone has created their own user account on the computer (probably because my dad never decided to have a non-Administrator account until now) and using it for their own purpose; solution is easy -- delete it, create a new one, lock everyone out of Administrator and make this new account a plain user account
* Someone has installed adware and/or infected the computer
* Someone has stolen $32 recently (and only one of the employees would be able to do that), but there is video camera or webcam security in place to see who did it and when
* Someone (in the past, donno if still happening) would change the system clock to be 1 or 2 hours earlier on their clock so they get paid extra for their shift
With a limited budget (therefore cannot go the route of Windows Server + AD + GPOs + Barracuda Web Filters etc etc), I am looking for a security & monitoring software for my father's All-In-One computer that is used for his mall shop. Right now I have ESET SmartSecurity 6 with the Anti-Theft and all setup, but it's really only good for if the computer itself gets stolen.
I'm looking for software that would help lock things down, prevent installations and other system functions without an administrator password, (something that makes even a plain User Account even tighter and more restricted), maybe offer keylogging and screenshot & webcam AVR or something, etcetera.
Any suggestions?
To name some incidents:
* Someone has created their own user account on the computer (probably because my dad never decided to have a non-Administrator account until now) and using it for their own purpose; solution is easy -- delete it, create a new one, lock everyone out of Administrator and make this new account a plain user account
* Someone has installed adware and/or infected the computer
* Someone has stolen $32 recently (and only one of the employees would be able to do that), but there is video camera or webcam security in place to see who did it and when
* Someone (in the past, donno if still happening) would change the system clock to be 1 or 2 hours earlier on their clock so they get paid extra for their shift