Can Anexet monitor HTTPS traffic?
Yes. Web activity is captured on the endpoint, where HTTPS sites and modern web apps are recorded the same as ordinary page visits. The exact HTTPS handling method for your environment is confirmed during the demo.
Web Traffic Monitoring
The browser is where most of the working day — and most of the data — moves. Web activity, sessions and search queries are captured on the endpoint.
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See the Web, Control the Web
Browsers and web apps are the busiest channel on every workstation — and the easiest place for data to slip out unnoticed.
Anexet captures HTTP and HTTPS activity directly on the endpoint, so visited sites, web sessions, and submitted forms are recorded the same way regardless of which web app an employee opens. Time and activity inside Chrome, Edge, and Firefox are tracked alongside the traffic itself.
Search queries — what employees look for and what they submit — are part of the Web area of the capture scope, giving early signals of intent long before a file ever leaves the company.
From there, Advanced turns visibility into control: website policy blocks addresses outside your allow-list at the endpoint, and Premium adds an ICAP proxy integration that extends the same analysis to the network gateway.
Why it matters
Captured at the endpoint
HTTP/HTTPS activity and browser sessions are recorded on the device — no reliance on the perimeter alone.
Block what's off-policy
Sites outside your policy are blocked at the workstation, with full control over allowed destinations.
Intent, early
Search and submitted queries surface risky behavior before data ever moves.
Web Activity, Captured and Controlled
Anexet captures web and browser activity on every plan; Advanced adds policy-based blocking of sites outside your rules, and Premium extends the same analysis to the network gateway through an optional ICAP proxy integration.
Web traffic & sites
Web traffic (HTTP / HTTPS)
StandardVisited sites, web sessions, and submitted data are captured on the endpoint, indexed and searchable in the Client Console. Advanced adds policy-based blocking of addresses outside your allow-list.
Website policy & blocking
AdvancedAdvanced enforces allow- and block-lists at the workstation, so off-policy sites are stopped before they load.
ICAP proxy integration
On Premium, an optional ICAP proxy extends the same web-traffic analysis to the network gateway.
Browser monitoring
Google Chrome
StandardActivity and time spent in Chrome, tied to user and timestamp.
Microsoft Edge
StandardSessions and time in Edge recorded on the endpoint.
Mozilla Firefox
StandardBrowser activity and time in Firefox captured locally.
Search & queries
Search-query control
StandardSearch terms and submitted queries captured in the Web area of the scope.
Web form submissions
StandardData entered and sent through web forms is visible alongside the page it came from.
Coverage varies by operating system (Windows, Linux, macOS) and browser version. The exact set — and the HTTPS handling method — is confirmed for your environment during the demo.
What Anexet Captures — and Blocks
Anexet records web activity on the endpoint: visited addresses, web sessions, submitted forms, and search queries, each tied to a user and a timestamp. Because capture happens on the device, HTTPS sites and modern web apps are covered the same as ordinary page visits, and browser time in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox is logged alongside the traffic.
Advanced turns that visibility into control: website policy blocks addresses outside your allow-list at the workstation, so off-policy sites never load, and every block is logged as searchable evidence in the Client Console. Premium adds gateway-level inspection through an optional ICAP proxy integration.
Capture & Control by Web Channel
At a glance — what Anexet records and controls across web traffic, browsers, and search.
| Channel | Capture | Blocking |
|---|---|---|
| Web traffic (HTTP / HTTPS) | Sites & web activity | Site blocking |
| Website policy & blocking | Sites & web activity | Site blocking |
| ICAP proxy integration | Sites & web activity | Site blocking |
| Google Chrome | Sites & web activity | Site blocking |
| Microsoft Edge | Sites & web activity | Site blocking |
| Mozilla Firefox | Sites & web activity | Site blocking |
| Search-query control | Search queries | Site blocking |
| Web form submissions | Search queries | Site blocking |
Anexet captures web activity across every channel on every plan, and Advanced adds blocking of sites outside policy at the workstation.
How Web Traffic Monitoring Works
Four steps from a page request on the endpoint to a controlled, searchable record.
A lightweight agent on the workstation captures HTTP/HTTPS activity, browser sessions, and search queries.
1
Captured web events are sent to your on-premise server and indexed for full-text search.
2
With Advanced, website policy and security rules evaluate each request in real time and block addresses outside your allow-list.
3
Analysts review web activity, build cases, and export evidence from the Client Console; an optional ICAP proxy adds gateway-level analysis.
4
A lightweight agent on the workstation captures HTTP/HTTPS activity, browser sessions, and search queries.
1
Captured web events are sent to your on-premise server and indexed for full-text search.
2
With Advanced, website policy and security rules evaluate each request in real time and block addresses outside your allow-list.
3
Analysts review web activity, build cases, and export evidence from the Client Console; an optional ICAP proxy adds gateway-level analysis.
4
Web Control by Plan
StandardCore employee activity monitoring.
Network traffic interception
USB control
Printer monitoring
Messenger interception
Browser interception
and 4 more
Includes:
Most popular
AdvancedAdds DLP and deeper visibility.
Standard plan included
DLP features
Network share monitoring
Keylogger
Webcam pictures
and 4 more
Includes:
All-in-one
PremiumAll-in-one solution.
Standard + Advanced plans included
Advanced search (digital fingerprints, hash search)
File system monitoring
User relationship analysis
Risk analysis
and 6 more
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about how Anexet monitors and controls web traffic and browsers.
Which browsers are supported?
Anexet monitors activity and time spent in the major browsers — Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox — capturing sessions on the endpoint. Coverage can vary by operating system and browser version, and is confirmed for your environment during the demo.
Can Anexet block websites?
Yes, with Advanced. Website policy enforces allow- and block-lists at the workstation, so addresses outside your policy never load, and Premium extends the same analysis to the network gateway through an optional ICAP proxy.
Does Anexet capture search queries?
Yes. Search terms and submitted queries are part of the Web area of the capture scope, so you can see what employees search for and what they submit through web forms — an early signal of intent.
Is web activity sent to Anexet's servers?
Never. Anexet is deployed on-premise: all captured web data stays inside your infrastructure and the vendor has no access to your data.
Bring Web Activity Under Control
Tell us which sites and browsers 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.