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Spector Professional Edition for Windows
Records Emails, Chats, IMs, Web Sites, Web Searches, Programs Run,
Keystrokes Typed, Files Transferred, Screen Snapshots - Plus -
Offers Chat Blocking, Internet Access Blocking, Instant Notification
Alerts and Top 10 Summary Reports
The Most
Intelligent Internet Monitoring and Surveillance Software available.
Rated #1 computer monitoring software by PC Magazine.
Start
with the Most Advanced Screen Snapshot Recorder, Add ACTUAL
Email Recording, PLUS ACTUAL Chat Recording, PLUS The World's
Best Keystroke Recorder (Keylogger)
and Web Site Recording.
Then, add
Program Recording, File Transfer Recording and Internet Access
Blocking.
Add
MySpace activity recording so you will know everything your kids are
posting about themselves on MySpace and everything their friends are
posting about them. Add online search recording so you will know
everything they are searching for on Google, Yahoo, AOL and MSN.
Then add in Top 10 Summary Reports so that you will have a quick
top-level view of everything they have been doing over the past day,
week, month or several months.
Regularly priced at $149.95, Spector Pro is on sale for $99.95 and is available for immediate download.
Spector Pro is fully compatible with all versions of Windows since Windows 95,
including Windows XP and Vista.
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Spector for Macintosh
The award-winning Spector has
been built from the ground up for Macintosh. Spector automatically takes
hundreds of snapshots every hour, very much like a surveillance camera. With
Spector, you will be able to SEE exactly what your kids and employees
have been doing online and offline. Spector works by taking a
snapshot of whatever is on the computer screen and saves it away in a hidden
location on your computer's hard drive. A few seconds later, Spector takes
another picture. In fact, Spector can automatically take a picture of your
computer screen as frequently as once per second.
You get recordings of all chat
conversations, instant messages, e-mails typed and read, all web sites visited,
all programs/applications run, all keystrokes typed - EVERYTHING they do on the
computer and on the Internet. You can come back to the computer a few minutes, a
few hours, a few days or weeks later and SEE EXACTLY what they were doing,
because Spector has recorded it.
The award-winning Spector has been built from the ground up for
Macintosh. It is fully compatible with G3, G4 and G5
processor-based Macintosh computers (including iMac, iBook,
PowerMac and PowerBook) running Mac OS 9.x and Mac
OS X 10.2 and later. Spector for Mac does not currently support
Mac OS X 10.0 and 10.1.
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Spector for
Windows
Install
Spector on your PC and it will record EVERYTHING your children and employees do
on the Internet.
Spector
AUTOMATICALLY takes hundreds of screen snapshots every hour, very much like a
surveillance camera. With Spector, you will be able to see EVERY chat
conversation, EVERY instant message, EVERY e-mail, EVERY web site visited and
EVERY keystroke typed.
Unlike other e-mail
recording software, Spector also records HotMail, Yahoo Mail, and other
anonymous email accounts via snapshots.
Watching the
recorded activity with Spector is like using a VCR. Just press "Play".
Spector is 100
percent compatible with all versions of AOL and AOL Instant Messenger.
Spector
is fully compatible with all versions of Windows since Windows 95, including
Windows XP and Vista.
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WHAT ARE THEY SAYING ABOUT SPECTOR ? Here are a few recent news
publications regarding our flagship software.
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September 2007
Readers Digest
September 2007
In an article titled “Is Your Boss Spying on You? It's legal, it's
happening and it can get you fired.” Readers' Digest writer Kim Zetter
discusses how more and more employers are monitoring PCs to protect
themselves against lawsuits such as sexual harassment and
copyright-infringement, as well as to increase their security posture
and employee productivity.
The article opens with the story of Ismael Rodriguez who is a network
analyst for Copier Country, a small New York company that sells
photocopiers. According to Zetter, “A few years ago, after a salesman
took the firm's customer database when he left for a new job,
Rodriguez installed a program called Spector Pro on most of the
company's computers. The software, made by SpectorSoft, can track and
block the websites a user tries to visit and log his or her every
keystroke.
According to Rodriguez, “I can see screen shots of what they do in
Yahoo!,” he says. “I can see what they're typing, whether it's résumés
or business-related stuff. The program even keeps track of songs that
employees download to their iPod. There's not anything these guys can
get away with that I can't see.”
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March 2007
Good Housekeeping
March 2007
In its March 2007 article entitled “Do You Know Where Your Kids Are”,
SpectorSoft’s remote Internet monitoring software called eBlaster was
featured in Good Housekeeping Magazine.
Several parents who use eBlaster to monitor their children’s Internet
activities are quoted in the article and refer to how eBlaster has
alerted them to dangerous instant messages, web sites and postings of
inappropriate pictures of their children online.
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February 6, 2007
Laura Ingraham
National Radio
Cyber Bully expert/researcher Dr. Justin Patchin talks about the
importance of using SpectorSoft software
Justin W. Patchin, Ph.D.
Department of Political Science
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
For more information about Dr. Patchin and his work regarding
cyberbulling, please visit: http://www.cyberbullying.us/
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December 13, 2006
PC World
Steve Bass's Tips & Tweaks
By Steve Bass
SpectorSoft's Spector Pro costs $100 and I was stunned by how
efficient it is at tracking everything--and I mean everything--a user
does. It works in the background and unless you're really PC savvy,
you won't even see it. Even if you do find it, you can't access the
setup without a password.
The program recorded everything I did on the computer, and even took
snapshots of the screen. Afterwards, I could review everything. Heck,
I watched a video and Spector Pro recorded it, too--I was able to see
the desktop and media player showing the video. There's even a tab
that reports on MySpace activity; with all those kids, it should be
useful.
Another way to use Spector Pro is to see what Web sites users were on,
and to review their actions to learn how and when they might have
picked up spyware. The setup also lets you block access in a number of
ways, including by time, application, and Web sites.
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October 2006
SmartMoney
Office Spies
By Aleksandra Todorova
That shouldn't come as a surprise. Employees have come to expect that
their company keeps track of the web sites they visit and the emails
they send.
Internet monitoring doesn't end with going through email and a list of
visited web sites. Now, thanks to software programs like SpectorSoft,
employers can record practically everything employees do on their
computers and watch it as if on videotape, says Jay Mellon, vice
president at AtNetPlus, a Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio-based IT security
consultancy.
It's a fairly common practice. More than a third (36%) of the
companies surveyed by AMA, for example, said they monitor web activity
by using keystroke-tracking software, which can also monitor the time
spent at the keyboard. These companies not only know what you wrote in
an email, but also how long it took you to write it. They can access
it even if you never sent it.
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September 2006
US News & World Report
Sept 15 issue
By David LaGesse
It was with some hesitation that I tried Spector Pro as part of a look
at tools for parents concerned about their kids' activities on social
networking sites.
A new version, Spector Pro 6.0, is due out this week. And say what you
will about the wisdom of surveillance software, this is one slick
piece of technology. It loads smoothly and is easy to hide, if you
choose to keep your spying a secret. Then it monitors everything that
happens on the PC. Perhaps most impressive are the snapshots of what
transpired on that machine--frequent screen grabs that you later
review as a sort of slide show. The latest version is smarter, relying
more on actions, such as a mouse click or an application opening,
instead of just grabbing periodic images.
But wading through days, or weeks, of snapshots can be tough. So the
new version adds "top 10" summary reports of, say, who the teen was
instant messaging with and when. If there's a red flag, you can go to
the snapshots. And it's set up to specifically monitor MySpace
activities, including the site's chat program.
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June 2006
The Wall Street Journal
Remote Control: Parents Use Software
To Track Kids' Online Activity From Work
By SUE SHELLENBARGER
Children's Internet use has become a major concern for working
parents, says Rich Chaifetz, CEO of ComPsych, Chicago, an
employee-assistance provider. More than one-fourth of parents cite
worries about kids' spending too much time online as the top summer
child-care fear, in a recent ComPsych survey of 677 working parents.
A growing number of parents are using consumer software to monitor
their kids' home Internet use from work. Parents say they gain
invaluable information about their children, plus the power to control
what they do online.
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