your avatar fits your comment perfectly.

If #16's comment said anything along the lines of "those filthy hobbitss" or "My precious", then yes his avatar would go well with his comment.

Where are the logs? This FML makes it sound like there is no real IT department at OPs job or OP isnt one of the IT and probably shouldnt be installing said software. Im guessing OP has a SO/HO router that doesnt do logging or accounting so the only option would be to go from computer to computer and look at all the installed software.

Ran out of time to edit. I know you can look at the history on the web browser, but many browsers these days have "incognito mode" and if they dont, you cant at least clear your history.

Logs are in the router and every single terminal had them . A lot of IT software just collects and graphs this data in a more readable format. I say this with a grain of salt because depending on the if you're using software or hardware firewalls there is tons more data so on and so forth without getting in to access control policies . Really it's not extremely difficult.... Edit : don't know a modern router especially at a business that doesn't log... If it's that small of a business there probably isn't more then 20 computers ....

Even my home router (Linksys WRT310N) logs traffic. When I have an issue I check which local machine has the most entries, what external address they are accessing and then change the router settings to block that specific traffic. Anyone working in an IT department should have no problem doing something like that. Can even print out the log as evidence.

Yes.

"Why you think the 'Net was born? ****, ****, pooooorn!"

Obviously you don't. Or you suffer from some seriously bad spelling problems