No, CurrentWare mitigates user tampering by integrating the following protections on our CurrentWare Clients.
This means that the software is installed in “stealth” mode. This means the client works quietly in the background without visible alerts or pop-ups. This helps to ensure accurate data and prevents tampering of the client. The program does not show up under your end users add/remove programs. Importantly, stealth mode is not about 'secret surveillance'; it's about balancing operational needs with respect for privacy.
The only way to remove the software is through the administrative console software, or with an administrative password.
The service actions on the CurrentWare Client service are made unavailable to prevent end-users from stopping it. Even when you are logged in as an administrator, if you right-click on the CurrentWare Client service, you will not be able to stop or restart the service.
You can only access the CurrentWare client configurations on the local computer if you have the correct CurrentWare Client password. This password is set by the administrator during the client install and can only be changed from the CurrentWare Console.
If the CurrentWare Client process is ended unexpectedly, it will restart itself immediately. It has self-recovery features on a timed restart also to do reoccuring health checks.