Copy, switch app, paste — data can leave a workstation in three seconds, with no file created and no alert. Clipboard activity is captured and blocked.
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No file is created, no upload happens, no gateway sees a thing — a copy-paste is the simplest way sensitive data leaves a workstation.
A user highlights a block of confidential text or an image, copies it, and pastes it into a personal email client or messaging app. There is no file to catch, no attachment to scan, and no network event for a perimeter tool to flag — the entire transfer happens in the clipboard, invisible to anything watching the wire.
Anexet closes that gap on the endpoint itself. The agent intercepts clipboard operations at the OS level — text, images, and files alike — and records what was copied, from which application, by whom, and when, whether the workstation is on the corporate network or working remotely.
A copy-paste leaves nothing for network tools to inspect — the data never becomes a file or a network event.
Text or an image can move from a confidential document to an outside app in under three seconds.
Because capture runs on the endpoint, the clipboard is watched at home and on the road, not just in the office.
Text and data placed on the clipboard are logged, exposing copy-paste of sensitive content.
Blocking policies prevent clipboard content from being pasted out of protected applications.
Files sent over Bluetooth are analyzed for sensitive content and policy compliance and blocked by policy, with the intercepted files visible in the Client Console.
Coverage varies by operating system (Windows, Linux, macOS). Bluetooth transfer is analyzed and blocked by the same content rules as USB and clipboard, with intercepted files visible in the Client Console.
Anexet records every copy action on the workstation — text, images, and file references — together with the source application, the user, the workstation, and the exact timestamp, so analysts see the full picture of where the content came from.
Because capture runs at the OS level on the endpoint, coverage holds regardless of which application is in use or whether the machine is on the corporate network. From the Advanced plan, policies can block a paste the moment it matches a rule; with Premium, content-aware blocking works from a digital fingerprint or sensitivity label, even against a reformatted excerpt.
From a copy action on the endpoint to a controlled, searchable record.
A lightweight agent on the workstation intercepts clipboard operations at the OS level — on and off the corporate network alike.
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Captured content and metadata are sent to your on-premise server and indexed for full-text search.
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From the Advanced plan, blocking policies evaluate every paste in real time and can stop it before it completes.
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Analysts search clipboard history, review flagged incidents, and export evidence from the Client Console.
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A lightweight agent on the workstation intercepts clipboard operations at the OS level — on and off the corporate network alike.
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Captured content and metadata are sent to your on-premise server and indexed for full-text search.
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From the Advanced plan, blocking policies evaluate every paste in real time and can stop it before it completes.
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Analysts search clipboard history, review flagged incidents, and export evidence from the Client Console.
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Common questions about how Anexet handles clipboard monitoring and blocking.
Clipboard capture is included in every plan, starting with Standard. Every managed workstation logs what was copied, the source application, the user, and the timestamp, fully searchable in the Client Console.
Yes, from the Advanced plan. Built-in and custom policies can stop a paste the moment it matches a rule. Content-aware blocking by digital fingerprint or sensitivity label is part of Premium. The exact coverage for your environment is confirmed during the demo.
Yes. Because policies are enforced locally on the endpoint, clipboard blocking stays active at home, on a client site, or over a remote connection, and captured events sync to the on-premise server once connectivity is restored.
Clipboard content and event logs stay inside your own environment at all times. Anexet is deployed on-premise, and the vendor has no access to your data.
Yes. The Client Console indexes clipboard events together with network traffic, USB transfers, and print jobs, so analysts can search across all channels by user, time range, or content keyword in a single query.
Tell us how your teams handle sensitive data 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.
