>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: PCSOFT - PC software discussion list
>> [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Tony De Silva
>>
>> In response to Bob Wright reply:
>>
>> .Does he feel someone is physically sitting down in front of the system,
>
> Yes: he suspect this person is gaining entry into the facility late night
> and weekends and scanning the system looking for sensitive information.
>

My first reaction would be to change the locks on the doors.  To block
access
to the PC, you will need third party software such as Fortress or WinLock.
*OR* does the case have a keylock? If so, that will disable the keyboard
and mouse input.

>> .concerned that while it is online that someone is "hacking" into it via
a
>> modem connection, (via his Internet connection or other modem
connection)?
>
> Yes: he suspect that this individual is dialing into the system via modem
> as well with the same intent as mentioned above.
>
>

If the computer is not turned on, then it can't answer the phone.

However, if for some reason the PC must be left on, then you should
change the password in the dial up networking server configuration.
Open the DUN folder, click on the CONNECTIONS menu option, select
the server option and change the password __OR__ just set it to
NO CALLER ACCESS.



> Thanks,
> Tony
>