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Hi Experts,<br />
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One of my clients is really concerned about staff and their data access. &nbsp;They are concerned about staff giving info to competitors, deleting infomation, etc.<br />
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My clients basically wants to monitoring everything, see what is occuring with files, emails, etc, see what is being modified, deleted all that stuff. &nbsp;We've used spectorsoft monitoring software in the past but i guess they are after something more.<br />
I was thinking a combination of monitoring software, auditing and computer snapshots, image backups, etc.<br />
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Maybe there is an ideal tool for the job? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi Experts,

One of my clients is really concerned about staff and their data access.  They are concerned about staff giving info to competitors, deleting infomation, etc.

My clients basically wants to monitoring everything, see what is occuring with files, emails, etc, see what is being modified, deleted all that stuff.  We've used spectorsoft monitoring software in the past but i guess they are after something more.
I was thinking a combination of monitoring software, auditing and computer snapshots, image backups, etc.

Maybe there is an ideal tool for the job?  

Thanks in advance.

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