HSLAB Access Control NESB

HSLAB Access Control is an advanced and flexible system specifically designed for logging employees' working hours usage. This software can be used on corporate networks or on terminal servers. Although there are many programs available to solve similar problems, most of them are simply spyware programs that capture user passwords, keystrokes, and messages. However, HSLAB Access Control stands out as a tool for network administrators, created for corporate level networks. Its aim is to enlarge the economy of computer resources and pecuniary resources directed towards wages.

In fact, the fewer employees are distracted by extraneous things, the more effective they work. In contrast to other systems for working hours usage tracking, HSLAB Access Control emphasizes blocking undesirable programs and simplicity of data analysis, report creation, and other processes. Some of the software’s standout features include Windows group support, grouping of programs based on types of use (office programs, system programs, multimedia, the Internet, games, etc.), tracking of removable data storage device disconnections/connections (CD/DVD and flash drive disks), control of other device connections (players, mobile phones, video cameras, etc.), and many other features.

HSLAB Access Control is not only a monitoring system; it is also capable of neutralizing unauthorized use of a user's computer or terminal server session. Access Control employs a variety of features to ensure that the user only runs programs related to work and will prohibit the usage of CD/DVD, flash disks, etc. Consequently, permissions are completely operated, and it can be defined for server or domain group, computer in network, server domain, or user user. Additionally, the software is available in different editions, making it more versatile and applicable to a wide variety of organizational needs.