If by "snipping tool" you mean a screen capture tool that is built into the Windows operating system, then it is unlikely that the use of this tool can be detected. This is because the Windows snipping tool operates entirely on the local machine, and does not generate network traffic that can be detected by network security monitoring tools.
However, it is possible that the use of a third-party screen capture tool, or a tool that captures network traffic, can be detected by security monitoring tools. For example, if a user is using a remote desktop connection to access a computer, the use of a screen capture tool on the remote system may generate network traffic that can be detected by network monitoring tools.
In addition, some organizations have policies and monitoring systems in place to detect the use of unauthorized software, including screen capture tools. Therefore, it is important to be aware of any applicable policies and restrictions on the use of such tools, and to use them only for authorized purposes.
