&gt; Who keeps web logs these days? It&#x27;s all spyware javascript tracking for pretty graph printing.<p>Anyone who needs records of what has been accessed, so larger companies and organisations.<p>&gt; Plus, any notifications depend on actually instrumenting any monitoring or triggers or processing to even notice your &quot;sensitive&quot; content has been accessed out of context.<p>Yup. Hence a cron job automatically emailing its result (crude (or simple?) but it would work).<p>&gt; (and this is just web stuff. imagine how impossible it is to track who forwards your confidential emails or other internal documents around without your permission.)<p>I don&#x27;t have to imagine that. This is why DRM exists; document&#x2F;knowledge management systems should have the ability to allow access to information but not further dissemination. There&#x27;s still the user education aspect though (and users don&#x27;t like change...).<p>Oh, and the insistence of wanting to using external services like Dropbox... gah. &quot;But, but, everyone else uses it!&quot;