How do I prevent the use of tools like Hyena from gaining info

From: ArizonaRay (ArizonaRay_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 06/18/05 

Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2005 17:25:02 -0700

OK. Our IT Auditors just visted us and with a wealth of information
concerning our AD Domain Accounts, Member Server, info, etc. Fortunately, I
am friendly with one the Auditors and was able find out they obtained this
information. They obtained the information using a tool called "Hyena".
They were able to gather a lot of information with tool, with no elevated
user rights, just domain user accounts? My question is "How do I prevent
ordinary users from using such tools to gain information from our network?"
I find this to be serious security risk, in that anyone with access to our
network can get such information.

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