Just Plug It In!
No software installation required

NOW $129.00

KeyCarbon Corp SE 1.5MB For USB Keyboards Discontinued

NOW $259.00

KeyCarbon Forensic 2MB
For USB Keyboards Discontinued

NOW $349.00

Any business can be at risk of loss or theft because of low productivity, online distractions, inappropriate behavior and undetected illegal activity. You pay a lot of money for an office and employees; why not ensure that they are doing what they’re paid to do?  KEYKatcher hardware keyloggers have proven to be an excellent tool in identifying and correcting computer misuse. It is recommended that you have a "computer usage policy" in place which makes employees aware of acceptable computer use.

Companies today face a multitude of risks posed by electronic communications. They include loss of proprietary information, copyright violation, inappropriate use of company property, violation of privacy, and offensive or harassing workplace interactions, internet gambling, instant messaging, personal blogs and chats. Monitoring may be necessary to avoid these risks, and companies must develop, implement, and (as necessary) regularly adjust policies to control electronic information in the workplace. The new KEYKatcher Magnum hardware keylogger was specifically designed for business and should be a part of the "toolkit" which is used by IT staff for security investigations, and can provide invaluable information to these professionals.

KEYKatcher hardware keyloggers provide an accurate record of what was typed and can be used later for analysis of almost any situation. Hardware keyloggers are extremely robust, in that they begin recording the moment power is turned on, and keep recording until the power is turned off. KEYKatcher hardware keyloggers also have the added benefit of portability. You can record data on one computer, unplug the KEYKatcher keylogger, and then plug it in on another computer to read what has been recorded. It's an incredibly easy, convenient and affordable tool for computer monitoring applications

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The U.S. Department of Justice recommends that a banner notice indicating the keystroke monitoring policy be placed on all computer systems that will be conducting keystroke monitoring. The banner should give clear and unequivocal notice to intruders that by signing on and using the system, they are expressly consenting to having their keystrokes monitored or recorded during their computer session. If an unauthorized intruder downloads an authorized user's file, keystroke monitoring will record both the intruder's download command and the name of the compromised accessed file.