1) Yes it's legal, in most jurisidictions. 2) Removal of software is liable to be a firing offense. 3) Asking for help to violate your IT policy is frowned upon here. You'll find no friends here with ...

Get out those calculators. Now, take the number of workers in your company and multiply that by your average hourly wage. According to vendors of productivity monitoring software, that’s how much ...

Harris County District Attorney Pat Lykos is touting this computer software program as a safeguard for the community against cyber-predators. It's different from other Internet monitoring software ...