Social networks are an open door for both lost productivity and quiet data leaks. Anexet records what employees post, message, and upload on Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok and more — captured on the endpoint through the web channel, on-premise, with no vendor access to your data.
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Social media sits in every browser tab — a productivity drain that doubles as an uncontrolled upload channel for company files.
Employees scroll feeds, send private messages, and post updates all day, and any of those actions can carry a confidential document or screenshot out of the company. Anexet watches this activity through its web channel: the same engine that intercepts HTTP and web traffic also records what passes through social networks in the browser.
Rather than a separate interceptor for each network, Anexet captures social media as web activity on the endpoint — so a new platform your team adopts is covered the moment it loads in a supported browser, across Windows, Linux, and macOS. There are no mobile agents; coverage is for managed workstations.
Two questions get answered at once: how much working time goes to social media, and whether anything sensitive is being uploaded or messaged out. Both feed the same searchable record in the Client Console for policies, alerts, and investigations.
Social networks are monitored as browser web traffic on the endpoint — not through a per-network plug-in.
See how long each user spends on social platforms and turn vague suspicion into hard activity statistics.
Posts, messages, and file uploads are recorded so a confidential file can be flagged before it leaves the company.
Social media is captured as browser web activity from the Standard plan. Blocking uploads and transfers by security policy is added with Advanced; content-aware blocking by digital fingerprint or sensitivity label comes with Premium.
Posts, comments, private messages, and file uploads in the browser.
Captions, direct messages, and shared media via the web channel.
Posts, replies, and direct messages recorded on the endpoint.
Private messages and job posts — a common channel for quiet data and talent leaks.
Browsing time, posts, and uploads through the web channel.
Viewing time and uploaded content captured as web activity.
Pins, boards, and shared links recorded on the endpoint.
Posts, comments, and message threads via the browser.
Posts and replies captured as browser web activity.
Web-based activity recorded on the endpoint where used in the browser.
Any social network opened in a supported browser is covered by the same web channel.
Social networks are captured through the web channel, not a dedicated per-network interceptor. Coverage depends on browser and operating system (Windows, Linux, macOS) — our team confirms the exact matrix for your environment during the demo.
Anexet records social media as it happens in the browser: posts, comments, private messages, and uploaded files, each tied to a user and a timestamp. Alongside the content, it measures time spent on each network, so productivity and data-leak questions are answered from one source.
From the Advanced plan, security and blocking policies can stop uploads and message transfers on social networks when they match a rule. With Premium, content-aware blocking by digital fingerprint, thesaurus, or sensitivity label means a confidential document can be visible in the console but prevented from ever being posted or sent.
At a glance — what Anexet records and controls across social platforms through the web channel. Monitoring is included from the Standard plan; blocking uploads and message transfers is added with Advanced.
| Network | Monitoring | Blocking |
|---|---|---|
| Posts, messages & uploads | Partial | |
| Posts, messages & uploads | Partial | |
| X (Twitter) | Posts, messages & uploads | Partial |
| Posts, messages & uploads | Partial | |
| TikTok | Posts, messages & uploads | Partial |
| YouTube | Posts, messages & uploads | Partial |
| Posts, messages & uploads | Partial | |
| Posts, messages & uploads | Partial | |
| Threads | Posts, messages & uploads | Partial |
| Snapchat | Posts, messages & uploads | Partial |
Monitoring is included from Standard via the web channel. Blocking uploads and message transfers is part of Advanced; content-aware blocking by digital fingerprint or sensitivity label comes with Premium. "Partial" means transfer blocking on supported web actions.
Four steps from a browser tab on the endpoint to a controlled, searchable record.
A lightweight agent on the workstation captures social-network activity through the web channel as it passes through the browser.
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Posts, messages, uploads, and time-on-media are sent to your on-premise server and indexed for search.
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Security policies scan content in real time and can block an upload, quarantine a transfer, or raise an alert on a match.
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Analysts review activity, measure time on each network, and export evidence from the Client Console.
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A lightweight agent on the workstation captures social-network activity through the web channel as it passes through the browser.
1
Posts, messages, uploads, and time-on-media are sent to your on-premise server and indexed for search.
2
Security policies scan content in real time and can block an upload, quarantine a transfer, or raise an alert on a match.
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Analysts review activity, measure time on each network, and export evidence from the Client Console.
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Common questions about how Anexet monitors and controls social media at work.
No. Social networks are captured through Anexet's web channel — the same engine that intercepts browser web traffic on the endpoint. This means a platform your team starts using is covered as soon as it loads in a supported browser, without waiting for a per-network module.
Yes. Alongside the captured content, Anexet records time on media as part of user activity statistics, so you can see how long each user spends on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and other networks and turn it into objective reports.
Yes, from the Advanced plan. Security and blocking policies can stop uploads and message transfers that match a rule. Content-aware blocking by digital fingerprint, thesaurus, or sensitivity label is part of Premium, so a confidential file can be visible in the console but prevented from being posted or sent.
No. Anexet monitors managed workstations only — Windows, Linux, and macOS. There are no mobile agents, so social-media monitoring applies to company desktops and laptops where the agent is installed.
Tell us which networks your teams use 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.
