[vladvasiliu]

I'd say the keylogger can be an issue if they're able to be alone with the computer for a while. I'm not sure that all laptops can detect that they've been opened (my HP Elitebook and previous Probooks don't), but I'd assume it unlikely that the attacker wouldn't leave other traces in the house.

But other than that, enforcing session auto-locking should work fairly well. Of course, if this is combined with some kind of agent that checks whether you're doing something that the employer defeated with a mouse jigger, all bets are off...

They can also enforce using MFA for AWS (and probably for GCP and Azure, too, but I don't use those) and not use plain access keys.