Anexet's local AI model runs fully inside your network perimeter — no internet egress, no cloud calls, no data transmitted to the vendor or any third-party service. It analyzes intercepted communications, documents, and incidents using an on-premise language model, then surfaces summaries and risk signals directly in the Client Console. Available on the Premium plan.
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Most AI-powered security tools route your intercepted data to a cloud endpoint — Anexet keeps every inference inside your own infrastructure.
Most AI-powered security tools route your intercepted data to a cloud inference endpoint — which means your sensitive communications, documents, and incident evidence leave the network boundary before any analysis happens. For banks, government agencies, defense contractors, and healthcare organizations, that round-trip is not an option.
Anexet approaches this differently. The AI Server module is a server-side component that runs inside your own infrastructure. The language model — whether you deploy a bundled on-premise model or connect an approved internal endpoint — never contacts the public internet. Interceptions stay in the perimeter. Summaries and statuses are generated locally, then written back into the Client Console.
The result is a genuine on-premise AI capability: the same incident summarization, false-positive filtering, and automated status assignment you would expect from a cloud-connected tool, but entirely under your own control. When regulators or auditors ask where your incident data goes, the answer is: it does not leave.
Intercepted communications, documents, and incident evidence are analyzed on your own server hardware — nothing is sent to the vendor or any external service.
Automated summarization, status assignment, and false-positive filtering let your security team focus only on genuinely suspicious activity.
When regulators ask where incident data goes, the answer is unambiguous: it does not leave your network.
All capabilities below are part of the AI Server module, available exclusively on the Premium plan.
Runs a language model inside your server perimeter; no internet connection required for inference; no data transmitted to the vendor or any cloud service.
The model reads intercepted messages, emails, and documents attached to a flagged event and writes a concise summary directly in the incident viewer inside the Client Console.
The AI Server classifies incidents and sets their status automatically, removing routine triage from the security analyst's queue.
The model scores incidents and suppresses low-risk events so analysts focus only on genuinely suspicious activity.
When reviewing an intercepted document or conversation in the Client Console, a dedicated AI panel shows the model's assessment of the content alongside the raw material.
A dashboard within the Client Console shows how many incidents have been processed by the AI layer, status distribution, and filtering results.
The AI layer analyzes text from intercepted emails, chats, documents, and other formats captured by Anexet's interception channels.
In the Administrator Console, security teams add custom context — sector, data classification rules, internal terminology — so the model's analysis reflects the organization's specific policies, not a generic baseline.
For organizations that permit it, the AI Server can also connect to an approved cloud model. On-premise and cloud modes are configured independently and can coexist.
The AI Server is a server-side component. Endpoint agents for interception are available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Exact configuration is confirmed during the demo.
Anexet agents on Windows, Linux, and macOS endpoints capture communications across email, messengers, web, cloud storage, USB, and print channels. All intercepted content is indexed and stored by the Data Processing Server inside your network — the AI Server then reads that data without it ever leaving the perimeter.
Anexet is deployed entirely on-premise. The vendor has no access to your data. When the AI model processes an incident, it receives only content that is already inside your infrastructure. No cloud call is made, no data is sent to a third-party service, and no egress log will ever show traffic to an external AI endpoint.
Four steps from an intercepted event to an AI-assessed, analyst-ready incident record — entirely inside your network.
Anexet agents on Windows, Linux, and macOS endpoints capture communications across email, messengers, web, cloud storage, USB, and print channels; intercepted content is indexed by the Data Processing Server inside your network.
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When the Security Policies module flags an incident — or on a configurable schedule — the AI Server reads the raw intercepted content associated with that event; all processing happens on your server hardware.
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The on-premise model produces a plain-language summary of the incident, assigns a risk status, and decides whether the event warrants analyst attention or can be suppressed as a false positive.
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The security analyst opens the incident in the Investigations or Security Policies module and sees the AI summary alongside the original intercepted content — and can accept, override, escalate, or dismiss it without the data ever leaving the network.
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Anexet agents on Windows, Linux, and macOS endpoints capture communications across email, messengers, web, cloud storage, USB, and print channels; intercepted content is indexed by the Data Processing Server inside your network.
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When the Security Policies module flags an incident — or on a configurable schedule — the AI Server reads the raw intercepted content associated with that event; all processing happens on your server hardware.
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The on-premise model produces a plain-language summary of the incident, assigns a risk status, and decides whether the event warrants analyst attention or can be suppressed as a false positive.
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The security analyst opens the incident in the Investigations or Security Policies module and sees the AI summary alongside the original intercepted content — and can accept, override, escalate, or dismiss it without the data ever leaving the network.
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Common questions about Anexet's on-premise AI model and how it keeps incident data inside your perimeter.
On-premise AI security analysis means running a language model inside your own server infrastructure — without sending intercepted data to any external cloud or vendor endpoint — to automatically summarize security incidents, filter false positives, and assign risk statuses. Anexet's AI Server module delivers this capability on the Premium plan.
No. The default and recommended configuration uses a local model running entirely inside your network. No intercepted communications, documents, or incident evidence are transmitted to the vendor or any cloud service. Anexet is deployed on-premise; the vendor has no access to your data.
Yes. The AI Server module supports both on-premise and cloud model configurations. Organisations that permit external model calls can configure a cloud endpoint alongside the local model. Both modes are configured in the Administrator Console and operate independently.
The AI Server module, including local on-premise model support, is available exclusively on the Premium plan. Standard and Advanced plans do not include AI Server functionality. Contact sales for pricing — all plans are Price on Request.
In the Administrator Console, security administrators supply additional context — sector-specific terminology, data classification categories, internal policy notes — that the model uses as a reference frame during analysis. This improves accuracy for your specific environment without requiring model retraining.
The AI Server assigns a status to each processed incident. Events classified as low-risk or false positives are filtered from the active queue, reducing analyst workload. The full incident record remains in the system; analysts can review suppressed events at any time through the Client Console search and Investigations module.
The AI Server is a server-side component that runs on your organization's server infrastructure (Linux-based server environments are supported). Endpoint agents — which perform interception — are available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. No mobile agents are available.
Tell us about your security environment and data sensitivity requirements — we will map the AI Server module to your infrastructure and arrange a demo or a free trial of Anexet Ultimate.
