Computer Forensics Forensic computer specialists are skilled technicians that use a broad range of investigative, analytical, and forensic techniques and tools to collect, access, and reconstructing data from computers, internal networks, log files, internet sites, virtual private networks, email servers and personal digital assistants. Using these special techniques and tools, they can uncover information not readily accessible including deleted files. While video surveillance has been common for some time, now e-surveillance is getting the attention of privacy advocates. Employees as well as any internet user expects some degree of anonymity. However, if you are using equipment that is company-owned, your employer has a right to know what it is being used for.
Software is currently available that can track every keystroke.
As you might imagine the answer to this question is not totally clear. Certainly if you have company assets that are to be used strictly for company business you should have a right to see what is on the computer. Even the FBI is not sure how far they can legally go. Privacy Privacy issues in collecting information on the Internet are obvious. This is great if you are trying to get information.