auditing software

[RJ]

How do I hide programs from my companies auditing program? I believe that
some of these programs scan for .exe while others look for registry entries.
Is this as simple as renaiming all my exe files that I want hidden?

[mto]

"RJ" <rjjensen@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do I hide programs from my companies auditing program? I believe that
> some of these programs scan for .exe while others look for registry
entries.
> Is this as simple as renaiming all my exe files that I want hidden?

How about buying yourself a computer and keeping files that have nothing to
do with your employer that you do not want him to know you have off of HIS
property in the first place? Especially since actually using them on
company time would be considered theft anyway?

Employers invest huge amounts of money in hardware, software & security to
keep their businesses operational. That your employer has gone to the
expense of installing autditing software clearly states that he is highly
concerned with the safety of his equipment and data. Installing
unauthorized software would at best be a breach of trust and might expose
your employer's sensitive information. Can you say "fired for just cause?"

[Brenadier Jehosephat]

"RJ" <rjjensen@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do I hide programs from my companies auditing program? I believe that
> some of these programs scan for .exe while others look for registry
entries.
> Is this as simple as renaiming all my exe files that I want hidden?

I killfile anyone who hides programs from their company's auditing program.

[RJ]

Can you say jackass? Thanks for the help.

[Brenadier Jehosephat]

"RJ" <rjjensen@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Can you say jackass? Thanks for the help.

I killfile anyone who asks if I can say their name.