OneDrive ships with every Microsoft 365 seat, which makes it an easy way out for a file. Uploads are captured and risky transfers blocked.
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OneDrive is already installed on most corporate laptops — so the exit is already open before anyone thinks to close it.
A confidential folder synced to a personal account, a shared link sent to an outside address, or a quick drag-and-drop into the browser at onedrive.live.com — all of it happens in seconds and outside the reach of traditional network controls.
Anexet closes that gap by working at the endpoint, where the file transfer actually begins. The desktop sync client and the browser version at onedrive.live.com are both covered on managed workstations, with the exact coverage per operating system confirmed during the demo — and because capture happens before the client encrypts data for transmission, HTTPS traffic does not hide the content.
OneDrive sync is built into Windows and Microsoft 365 — no extra software for a file to slip through.
A personal Microsoft account and a Business tenant use the same client and the same browser page.
HTTPS hides the upload from network appliances — the endpoint is the only place the file is still readable.
Everything you need to bring OneDrive under control, included as your plan grows.
See who uploads to OneDrive, when, and how often — alongside the rest of each user's workday in employee-monitoring and productivity reports.
Capture uploads at the endpoint, whether they go through the sync client built into Windows or a browser tab at onedrive.live.com — searchable in the Client Console with the user, account type, 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 account or shared link, whether the account is personal or Business/Microsoft 365, the user identity, and the timestamp — whether the file moved through the desktop sync client or a browser tab at onedrive.live.com.
Because capture happens on the endpoint rather than the wire, no Microsoft API integration is required, and a personal account on a corporate workstation is captured exactly like a Business upload. From the Advanced plan, policies can block the upload before it completes; with Premium, content-aware rules block by fingerprint or sensitivity label.
Four steps from a OneDrive sync event to a record your security team can act on.
A lightweight agent on the workstation captures OneDrive activity at the source — sync-client file operations and browser uploads to onedrive.live.com alike.
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Captured uploads and their metadata are stored on your on-premise server and indexed for search.
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Security policies check every transfer against your rules — by user, file type, destination, or content — and log, alert, or block it.
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Analysts correlate OneDrive events with the rest of the user's endpoint timeline and export structured reports for HR review or legal proceedings.
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A lightweight agent on the workstation captures OneDrive activity at the source — sync-client file operations and browser uploads to onedrive.live.com alike.
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Captured uploads and their metadata are stored on your on-premise server and indexed for search.
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Security policies check every transfer against your rules — by user, file type, destination, or content — and log, alert, or block it.
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Analysts correlate OneDrive events with the rest of the user's endpoint timeline and export structured reports for HR review or legal proceedings.
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Common questions about how Anexet handles Microsoft OneDrive.
Yes. Capture happens on the workstation, before the OneDrive client or browser encrypts the content for HTTPS transmission — the plaintext exists on the endpoint, and that is where Anexet reads it. Specifics for your environment are confirmed during the demo.
Yes. Anexet monitors uploads through the cloud storage channel: the OneDrive desktop sync client and onedrive.live.com in the browser on managed workstations; the exact coverage per operating system is confirmed during the demo.
Yes, when they originate from a managed workstation. Teams file transfers are captured under the same web communications coverage, tracked separately from chat messages and calls. The exact scope for your Microsoft 365 environment is confirmed during the demo.
Yes, from the Advanced plan. Security policies can stop an upload before it completes; 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 runs entirely on your own servers, inside your network perimeter — there is no cloud relay and no vendor-hosted telemetry. The vendor has no access to your captured data at any time.
Tell us how OneDrive and Microsoft 365 fit into your teams' workflow — we'll map your risks to the right plan and arrange a demo or a free trial of Anexet Ultimate.
