Quote - Ok, who's going to tell us how to secure our systems when we have kitty-sitters in? I mean, short of pulling the HD out. If I remember correctly, setting a password on the system is very easy to get around.

Setting a user password, an Administrator password and setting the BIOS to allow the machine to boot only from the hard drive should prevent most casual attempts to access the machine.  Disabling WAN access in your router while you are away can prevent Internet access as well (provided they don't bypass the router)

Sam,

If you need Character witnessess, I'm sure that many from the Forum could testify that you are indeed quite a character.

Good luck tomorrow!

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