Security options for public-access PC's

[Kate A. Pohjola]

Has anyone tried using tattle tapes or other somewhat non-visible 
security measures for their publicly accessible terminals?  We're in the 
process of getting two stations for Netscape, and we're opening a CD-ROM 
jukebox terminal to the public this week.  The CPU's are "stashed away" 
beneath our reference desk, meaning that patrons only see the terminal, 
mouse, keyboard and headphones.  We haven't experienced any problems with 
theft of our equipment; we've never really secured anything, either.

Has anyone ever tried a attaching tattle tape (we use 3M brand) to these 
things?  All of the things we're thinking about attaching the tapes to 
are not very close to the CPU.  Will tattle tapes cause a problem, even 
if we're not sensitizing/desensitizing them?  Any other non-intrusive 
ideas?  All suggestions are welcome!  Thanks.


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Kate A. Pohjola				http://www.grfn.org/~kapohj
Walt Whitman Branch 			
Warren Public Library			My opinions are mine only!
Warren, Michigan