Products
Spector Pro – Monitoring software that is capable of recording virtually all computer and Internet activity on the Windows PC on which it is installed.
Spector Pro for Mac – Nearly identical to Spector Pro for Windows, except that it monitors and records activity on Macintosh systems.
eBlaster – Recording capabilities very similar to Spector Pro with the exception that it can email all activity to a remote location.
eBlaster for Mac – Recording capabilities very similar to Spector Pro with the exception that it can email all activity from a Mac to a remote location.
eBlaster Mobile for Android or BlackBerry – Monitors and Protects Children on Their Android or BlackBerry Phone
Spector CNE Investigator – Identical to Spector Pro, but includes network installation, configuration, deployment and reviewable recordings, aimed at corporate use.
Spector 360 – Includes the features of Spector Pro and Spector CNE Investigator, but can create graphs and statistics from the recorded data, using an SQL database.
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