A native agent on macOS, Intel and Apple Silicon alike, records screen, webcam, and microphone and feeds the same console as your Windows and Linux endpoints.
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Most monitoring tools stop at Windows. Anexet's native macOS agent — built for Apple Silicon and Intel — gives your security team the same depth of visibility on every Mac as on any Windows workstation.
Apple Silicon adoption accelerated Mac deployment in enterprise environments — developer teams, creative departments, and executive offices all run M-series hardware. The assumption that Macs are inherently safer than Windows endpoints is a well-documented blind spot: a macOS workstation with a browser, USB port, messaging apps, cloud-sync clients, and file-share access presents the same insider-threat surface as any Windows laptop.
Anexet closes that gap with a native macOS agent that operates at the endpoint level, not as a network proxy. The agent intercepts application activity, network traffic, audio and video sessions, and device events at the source, then forwards compressed event data over your internal network to your on-premise Data Processing Server. Nothing reaches the vendor. Intel and Apple Silicon Macs are supported under a single agent package deployed from the same Administrator Console wizard that covers your entire fleet.
All recorded footage, audio tracks, and intercepted events appear in the same Client Console your security team already uses — searchable, timeline-linked, and exportable for investigations. See how the recorded timeline links to active applications and playback speed controls on the dedicated Screen Recording page.
Monitoring coverage no longer depends on which desktop operating system your team runs. The macOS agent records screen, webcam, and microphone alongside Windows and Linux endpoints, and both the Administrator Console and Client Console now run on Linux workstations through Wine with the same functionality as on Windows — so mixed Windows, Linux, and macOS fleets are managed from one consistent set of tools.
The agent runs natively on Apple Silicon (M1 / M2 / M3 / M4) — no Rosetta emulation, no separate binary. Apple Silicon and Intel Macs are managed from the same deployment wizard.
Screen recording, live view, webcam, microphone, application activity, browser interception, USB control — the core monitoring set mirrors the Windows agent capability from Standard.
All recordings, intercepted events, and audio tracks stay on your server. Scinero Software Limited has no access to your data — satisfying strict data-sovereignty policies.
The macOS agent gives you full monitoring parity with Windows and Linux endpoints — screen recording, webcam, microphone, application activity, and network traffic all run natively on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, starting with Standard.
The endpoint agent records the macOS desktop session at configured quality and frame rate; footage is stored on your on-premise server and indexed against the user activity timeline.
A security officer can open a live preview of any monitored macOS workstation directly from the Client Console without additional tools.
Stored recordings are accessible from the User Activity section; the timeline links recording segments to the active application log with adjustable playback speed.
During playback you see which application was in focus at each moment, turning raw video into annotated, timestamped evidence.
The agent records video from the built-in or attached macOS webcam at configured intervals or on a policy trigger.
Periodic still images from the webcam — useful for presence checks on remote or work-from-home Mac users — without the storage overhead of continuous video.
Captures audio from the macOS microphone as a scheduled or real-time track; multichannel audio inputs are stored as separate tracks.
Captures macOS system audio output as a separate channel, covering calls, video conferences, and media playback.
App launch and close events, foreground/background switches, and idle vs. active time logged per application and user.
Web sessions through monitored macOS browsers captured; URL, page title, and session duration recorded.
HTTP, FTP, XMPP, web mail, web messengers, and social networks intercepted at the agent level on each macOS workstation.
Desktop cloud-sync clients available on macOS monitored for uploads and downloads.
USB and removable-storage connect/disconnect events logged; port activity and file transfers appear in the Console.
Clipboard contents sampled and logged for policy review; blocking available on Advanced and Premium.
Periodic or triggered screenshots captured from the macOS desktop session and stored in the intercepted data index.
Local and network print jobs tracked per user on macOS endpoints.
The full capability set below runs on any supported macOS build, Intel or Apple Silicon. Our team walks through the setup for your fleet during the demo.
The Anexet endpoint agent runs silently on macOS 11.6 and later — on Intel x86-64 and Apple Silicon workstations. It captures screen frames, webcam video, audio channels, and application events at configured quality settings and schedules, with no perceptible impact on normal workstation operation. All captured data is transmitted over the internal network to the Anexet Data Processing Server on your own infrastructure and indexed against the user activity timeline.
Anexet is deployed entirely on-premise. All recordings, audio tracks, screenshots, and intercepted events remain on your server. Scinero Software Limited, the vendor, has no access to your systems or any captured data — making macOS monitoring viable even under strict data-sovereignty or insider-threat policies.
From endpoint deployment to a searchable, evidence-ready record in four steps.
The Agents Control Server pushes the macOS agent package to each endpoint using the deployment wizard in the Administrator Console — by hostname, IP range, or directory group. Intel and Apple Silicon Macs use the same package; no manual per-machine installation is required at scale.
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Once installed, the agent runs silently in the background, intercepting network sessions, device events, application activity, audio, and video at the source. Captured data is compressed and forwarded over the internal network to the Data Processing Server on your infrastructure — nothing reaches the vendor or any external service.
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All intercepted events are indexed by the Data Processing Server. Security staff search by user, date range, application, keyword, or data type from the Information Search module. Screen footage is timeline-linked to the application log for fast investigation.
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From the Client Console, a security officer or authorized manager opens the User Activity section, scrubs the timeline, launches a live view of any macOS workstation, or exports recording segments for an investigation case.
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The Agents Control Server pushes the macOS agent package to each endpoint using the deployment wizard in the Administrator Console — by hostname, IP range, or directory group. Intel and Apple Silicon Macs use the same package; no manual per-machine installation is required at scale.
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Once installed, the agent runs silently in the background, intercepting network sessions, device events, application activity, audio, and video at the source. Captured data is compressed and forwarded over the internal network to the Data Processing Server on your infrastructure — nothing reaches the vendor or any external service.
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All intercepted events are indexed by the Data Processing Server. Security staff search by user, date range, application, keyword, or data type from the Information Search module. Screen footage is timeline-linked to the application log for fast investigation.
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From the Client Console, a security officer or authorized manager opens the User Activity section, scrubs the timeline, launches a live view of any macOS workstation, or exports recording segments for an investigation case.
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Common questions about macOS endpoint monitoring with Anexet.
Yes. The agent runs natively on macOS 11.6 and later on both Intel x86-64 and Apple Silicon processors — M1, M2, M3, and M4 hardware. No Rosetta 2 emulation is required. Apple Silicon and Intel Macs are deployed and managed from the same Administrator Console wizard.
Yes — Anexet is deployed entirely on your own infrastructure. All recordings, intercepted events, and audio tracks remain on your server. Scinero Software Limited, the vendor, has no access to your systems, your users' activity, or any captured content.
macOS 11.6 (Big Sur) and later. The exact build matrix for your macOS version and hardware — including specific Apple Silicon generations — is confirmed during the demo.
The macOS agent is available from the Standard plan, which includes screen recording, live view, multichannel audio, application and browser activity, network traffic interception, USB control, clipboard, screenshots, and reports. Advanced adds webcam still snapshots and keylogger. Premium adds speech recognition, AI-assisted analysis, and the full risk-analysis suite.
Yes. Screen recording (continuous or scheduled), live view, microphone capture, and speaker audio recording are all included from the Standard plan. Webcam still snapshots require Advanced.
No. Anexet provides endpoint agents for desktop and laptop operating systems — Windows, Linux, and macOS. There are no mobile agents for iOS, iPadOS, or Android.
No — screen recording, webcam capture, microphone recording, and application and network monitoring run on any supported macOS build, from macOS 11.6 (Big Sur) onward, on both Intel and Apple Silicon. Our team walks through your specific hardware during the demo.
Yes. Both the Administrator Console and the Client Console now run on Linux workstations through Wine, with the same full functionality as the Windows consoles — so your security team can manage macOS, Windows, and Linux endpoints from whichever platform your team uses.
Yes. The endpoint agent operates wherever the macOS workstation is — office, home, or remote location. Screen, webcam, and audio capture work identically over a corporate VPN or standard internet connection, provided the agent can reach your on-premise Anexet server.
Tell us about your Mac fleet — Intel, Apple Silicon, or mixed — and your monitoring requirements. We will show you how the macOS agent fits into your plan and arrange a demo or a free trial of Anexet Ultimate.
