The Endpoint Your DLP Tool Skips
Linux desktops and developer workstations are a growing share of enterprise environments — and most monitoring tools simply skip them.
Linux desktops and servers are a growing share of enterprise environments — developer workstations, CI/CD build agents, customer-facing kiosks, back-office terminals, and remote VPN nodes. Attackers and malicious insiders know that many DLP and monitoring tools simply skip non-Windows machines. A Linux endpoint with an active user session, a browser, a USB port, and access to internal file shares is an insider-threat surface that needs the same visibility as any Windows PC.
Anexet closes that gap with a native Linux agent. Rather than routing traffic through a network proxy (which misses local activity and encrypted application data) the agent deploys directly on the endpoint, where it can observe user sessions, network connections, and device activity at the source.
Because the entire deployment is on-premise, every byte of intercepted data stays inside your perimeter. The vendor — Scinero Software Limited — has no access to your infrastructure, your users' activity, or the content of any intercepted communication.