MonitorDog is an advanced solution designed to prevent technology leaks that traditional security solutions cannot address, such as direct monitor recording. It can detect various types of technology leakage attempts (e.g., access from unusual locations). Additionally, MonitorDog enhances user privacy protection by using webcam monitoring to ensure only authorized personnel can view the screen.
How does MonitorDog work
MonitorDog utilizes webcam and device events to monitor user behavior. Using AI analysis, it detects suspicious actions (e.g., smartphone recording) and responds immediately by blocking the screen or sending alerts.
In what environments can MonitorDog be used?
MonitorDog is compatible with Windows and Linux operating systems. It is ideal for security-critical environments such as offices, government agencies, and research labs.
What are the system requirements for installing MonitorDog?
A minimum of a 4-core CPU, 8GB of RAM, and a webcam is required to run MonitorDog.
Does MonitorDog work with all webcams?
MonitorDog functions with most USB and built-in webcams. However, some older models from specific manufacturers may not be supported. It is recommended to keep webcam drivers up-to-date.
Can MonitorDog detect actions other than smartphone recording?
Yes, MonitorDog detects various actions such as smartphone recording, unauthorized screen viewing, and user identification. Future updates will expand its capabilities to recognize more types of abnormal behavior.
Is the webcam always on when using MonitorDog?
Yes, the webcam remains active for monitoring purposes while MonitorDog is running. The webcam is deactivated when the program is closed.
How does MonitorDog deliver notifications?
MonitorDog provides instant warning pop-ups when the screen is blocked. It can also send real-time alerts to administrators via email or internal notification systems.
