I won't enter into a debate here but will share the office IT did use a hardware keylogger which was without issues of the software keyloggers. Here's an example source. https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&as_q=hardware+keylogger
No encrypting keylogger appears to get around that solution. Most IT won't reveal this solution.
Bob
I have a keylogger protection program, that I've liked. However, the corporate IT people I work with are skeptical. Their question is: How do you know that the anti keylogging program, while encrypting your keystrokes, isn't also capturing and making that data available to hackers who might have designed it?
Is that something that Download.cnet.com would detect when reviewing it and before posting it up?

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