The Evidence Is Already There — Finding It Is the Problem
Every DLP deployment accumulates intercepted events faster than any team can manually review — when an incident lands, the question is whether you can locate the right fragment in hours rather than weeks.
Every DLP deployment accumulates intercepted events faster than any team can manually review them. When a data-loss incident or a compliance inquiry lands on your desk, the question is not whether the evidence exists — it almost certainly does — but whether you can locate the right fragment in hours rather than weeks.
Anexet's search layer was built specifically for that moment. The Client Console exposes two complementary search modules — Information Search for fast, filtered retrieval and Complex Search for multi-condition forensic queries — backed by a full-text index across every channel Anexet captures: email (POP3, SMTP, IMAP, MAPI), web traffic (HTTP/FTP), messengers, cloud storage, network shares, USB transfers, clipboard events, and print jobs.
Information-security officers use search to reconstruct the chain of events around a suspected leak, pulling up the exact message, attachment, or file-transfer log that triggered a policy. IT-security analysts and internal auditors use it to answer compliance questions — 'did any document containing these terms leave the company in the past 90 days?' — without writing custom queries or exporting raw logs. The same index feeds Anexet's automated Security Policies, so what you can search manually, a policy can watch in real time.