Unless you work for an absolutely tiny company that outsources all of its financial operations, you’re absolutely wrong. If you have an info sec team, they’re m

Unless you work for an absolutely tiny company that outsources all of its financial operations, you’re absolutely wrong. If you have an info sec team, they’re monitoring you. If you don’t have an info sec team and you’re not at an absolutely tiny company, like others have said there is a third party monitoring you. Payment Card Industry (PCI) and Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) regulations both require centralized logging and review of those logs for audit reasons. Basically if your company provides health insurance or processes payments, your activity on all corporate machines are being aggregated and monitored. Even GDPR has a loophole for information security monitoring.