Re: [NF] Legal keylogger

Author: M Jarvis

Posted: 2012-06-13 at 16:31:50

On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 2:08 PM, Michael Madigan <mmadi10699@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I am paranoid that If I have a bug in my software and I don't catch it, then someone will be fired unfairly.

>

Anyone who would fire someone simply because a computer said so is an idiot.

Stuff happens, accounts get bothersome, etc etc etc. Any number of

things can easily explain why she only worked 2 accounts. OTOH she

could be sitting there filing her nails for all anybody knows... if

it's a one off that's one thing; if it's systematic then they should

deal with it. Does she otherwise make her numbers/quota? If so I

wouldn't worry about it. If not - deal with it - that's what friggin

managers are for...

If you are (hopefully) using an application framework such that you

can change behavior on all your forms, perhaps the Account Entry

screen, that timestamps user/datetime each time it is opened. Or

timestamps for edits done on accounts/notes etc. I've done this before

for auditing purposes and it was easy peasy...

If you add a keylogger, how are you gonna know the keylogger is

working just as well or as poorly as your app?

--

Matt Jarvis

Eugene, Oregon USA

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