A synced folder or one browser upload is all it takes for a file to leave through Google Drive. Uploads are captured and risky transfers blocked.
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Drive is the default cloud folder on most corporate laptops — which makes it the default exit for a file that shouldn't leave.
A team on Google Workspace and an employee with a personal account use the same interface, the same sync folder, and the same browser tab — so a confidential file can leave through either path in seconds, often without anyone noticing until it's gone.
Anexet takes a different route: it captures Google Drive activity on the endpoint, where the file is read and written before any encryption is applied for transit. The Drive for Desktop sync client and the web version at drive.google.com are covered the same way on managed workstations; the exact coverage per operating system is confirmed during the demo.
Drive for Desktop syncs quietly in the background, moving files out with no extra step for the user.
A personal Google account on a corporate device looks identical to Workspace traffic — until you check.
Encrypted traffic hides content from network tools — only endpoint capture actually sees the file.
Everything you need to bring Google Drive under control, included as your plan grows.
See who uploads to Google Drive, when, and how often. Drive activity feeds straight into employee-monitoring and productivity reports.
Capture every upload, whether it moves through the Drive for Desktop sync folder or a browser tab at drive.google.com — searchable in the Client Console with the user, Google account, and timestamp behind each event.
Stop risky uploads with security policies (Advanced); content-aware blocking by digital fingerprint, hash, or sensitivity label applies to uploads captured through the web channel (Premium).
Anexet records every upload as it happens: file name, size, destination folder or shared link, the Google account used, the user identity, and the timestamp — whether the file moved through the Drive for Desktop sync folder or a browser tab at drive.google.com.
Because capture happens on the endpoint rather than the wire, no Google API integration or network decryption is required, and a personal Google account is captured on a corporate workstation exactly like a Workspace upload. From the Advanced plan, policies can block the upload before it completes; with Premium, content-aware rules block by fingerprint, hash, or sensitivity label.
From an upload on a workstation to a searchable, policy-controlled record.
A lightweight agent on the workstation watches the cloud storage channel — the Drive for Desktop sync folder and drive.google.com in the browser.
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The file, its metadata, and the user session are sent to your on-premise server and indexed — searchable typically within seconds.
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Access controls and security policies evaluate each upload in real time, blocking the transfer or alerting your security team as needed.
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Analysts search upload history in the Client Console, build cases, and export evidence for investigations or compliance audits.
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A lightweight agent on the workstation watches the cloud storage channel — the Drive for Desktop sync folder and drive.google.com in the browser.
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The file, its metadata, and the user session are sent to your on-premise server and indexed — searchable typically within seconds.
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Access controls and security policies evaluate each upload in real time, blocking the transfer or alerting your security team as needed.
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Analysts search upload history in the Client Console, build cases, and export evidence for investigations or compliance audits.
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Common questions about how Anexet handles Google Drive.
Yes. The file is read on the endpoint — where the user works with it — before the Drive client or browser encrypts it for transit, so HTTPS never becomes a blind spot. Exact coverage for your environment is confirmed during the demo.
Yes. The same endpoint agent covers the Drive for Desktop sync client and drive.google.com in the browser, on managed workstations — switching between them leaves no gap. The exact coverage per operating system is confirmed during the demo.
Yes. The captured record includes the Google account used for the upload, so security teams can allow the corporate Workspace tenant while alerting on — or blocking — personal-account uploads.
Yes, from the Advanced plan. Security policies can stop an upload before it reaches Google's servers; content-aware blocking by digital fingerprint or sensitivity label is part of Premium, so a confidential document can be opened locally but never synced out.
Never. Anexet is deployed on-premise, and the vendor has no access to your data — all captured uploads and logs stay inside your environment.
Tell us how your teams use Google Drive and what you need to protect — we'll map it to the right plan and arrange a demo or a free trial of Anexet Ultimate.
