How difficult can it be it's just a clock. It's connected to a network so any jiggery pokery with dates to (say) lay a false trail would be picked up pretty quickly.
Ours at work synchronise to the server. Last week the server was several minutes fast meaning a bit of mental arithmetic to make sure agreed outgoing calls were made on time.
The contracted techie came in and put it right but he's messed up daylight saving time setting so, unless you disable automatic daylight saving at the desktop it's now an hour out.
Somethings like Google Chat (with colleagues off site) and the Guardian website are still time stamping things wrongly. As soon as anybody spoke at PMQs the rolling report showed it as an hour ago.
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