Well, if you really want it to play as secure as you could get it, then have the admin password(s) ONLY managed by that CEO, so the admin can bother him for every little thing that needs attention. After every intervention, the CEO can set another password and so on and so on ... oh yeah, they will like that ;-)
BTW, there is a mention of
This design flaw (yes, I think it is a flaw) shows that Microsoft creates its design in the interest of its admins rather than in the interests of the CEOs, the ones paying for the product.
Excuse me, but NONE of the CEO's use THEIR money to pay for ANYTHING in a company!
If a corporation is that scared by all this, then they should hire a CEO acting as admin.
That still does not solve the sniffing and ISP issues though!
Let them pick up the phone if it is that confidential, book a meeting in the center of a park and communicate by whispering in eachother's ear! And then hope the OTHER persons keeps this info to themselves!
This is all just a big joke. Companies want everything automated, as simple and cheap as it can get, and then they start wondering ... oh, but what if .....
Marc
If 'something' 'somewhere' gives 'some' error, expect random guesses or no replies at all.
Free Tip: The F1 Key does NOT destroy your PC!