Anexet delivers its deepest feature coverage on Windows — app and web activity, screen and webcam recording, keylogger, all major interception channels, and active blocking policies from XP through Windows 11 and Server 2022. Standard plan covers the monitoring core; Advanced adds DLP policies; Premium adds the full analysis suite. Anexet is deployed on-premise; the vendor has no access to your data.
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Windows is the primary Anexet platform — every interception channel, every monitoring capability, and every blocking policy works here first.
Windows remains the dominant enterprise endpoint OS, and Anexet reflects that reality with its deepest feature coverage on Windows. From the Standard plan you get app and web activity tracking, screen and audio recording, network traffic interception, USB device control, printer monitoring, clipboard capture, and screenshots — all stored on your on-premise server with no vendor access. Advanced adds DLP-grade blocking policies and the keylogger. Premium adds the full analysis suite including digital fingerprints, AI-assisted incident summarisation, and Risk Analysis.
The Windows agent supports the full range of releases your fleet is likely to include: XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, and 11 on the desktop; Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2019, and 2022 on the server side. This breadth matters for organisations with long refresh cycles, legacy operational environments, or virtualised Windows desktops running alongside current machines.
Because the deployment is entirely on-premise, every byte of intercepted data — messages, file transfers, screenshots, and recordings — stays inside your perimeter. Scinero Software Limited, the vendor, has no access to your infrastructure, your users' activity, or any captured data.
Agents run from Windows XP through Windows 11 and all Windows Server versions from 2003 to 2022 — covering every machine in a mixed-age enterprise fleet.
Email, messengers, web, cloud storage, USB, printers, clipboard, screenshots, and VoIP — all covered on Windows, with blocking available from the Advanced plan.
Advanced and Premium plans move beyond logging to real-time blocking — prevent a file transfer at the moment it happens, not just after the fact.
All capabilities below are verified against the plan matrix. Standard covers activity monitoring and interception; Advanced adds blocking policies and keylogger; Premium adds the full DLP analysis and Inventory suite.
Tracks every application the user opens, window title, and duration of active focus. Productive vs non-productive time is categorised automatically.
URLs visited, time per site, and search queries across all major Windows browsers. Sites are categorised by type.
Daily activity timelines separate active keyboard/mouse periods from idle periods, giving managers a clear picture of engagement.
Per-employee dashboard combining recent incidents, productivity metrics, active processes, active devices, and real-time status.
Predefined and custom tags (e.g. 'on notice', 'under review') that surface across all modules to focus investigation effort.
The agent records the desktop at configured quality and frame rate; footage is indexed against the user activity timeline on your on-premise server.
A security officer opens a real-time preview of any monitored Windows workstation directly from the console — no extra tools required.
Scrub stored recordings from the User Activity section; the timeline shows which application was in focus at each moment.
Microphone and speaker audio captured as separate tracks or merged into a single file; preferred microphone selection when multiple inputs are present.
Schedule-based webcam video capture for presence checks and session reconstruction.
Individual still images from the webcam — periodic presence checks without the storage overhead of continuous video.
Records all keystrokes on monitored endpoints — including text typed inside encrypted apps, private-mode browsers, and desktop applications where channel-level interception does not capture free-form input.
Full interception of email, web, and web-based messengers and cloud storage at the protocol level.
Intercepts content in encrypted and standard desktop messaging applications.
Monitors upload and download activity through installed cloud-storage desktop clients.
Monitors files transferred via external storage and peripheral ports.
Captures documents sent to print, including document content and metadata.
Records copy/paste content across all applications for investigation and policy enforcement.
Captures user-initiated screenshots and scheduled agent snapshots; stored on-premise and searchable.
Monitors file activity on internal network shares alongside workstation-level file operations.
Audits create, rename, delete, and move operations on workstations and network shares.
Indexes workstations and shares to find sensitive data stored in unauthorised locations.
Analyses files sent over Bluetooth for sensitive content; blocking and content rules available.
Intercepts VoIP calls on monitored Windows endpoints.
Blocks outbound data transfers over the specified protocols in real time when a policy rule fires.
Blocks or restricts external storage and peripheral ports by policy rule.
Blocks documents matching security policy criteria from reaching printers.
Prevents copy/paste of content that matches security rules.
Blocks file attachments sent through monitored desktop messengers when they match a policy.
Prevents screen-capture tools from operating on monitored workstations.
Restricts specified processes from making outbound network connections.
Precise, automated DLP enforcement based on digital fingerprints, hash banks, and confidentiality labels rather than broad channel-level rules.
Windows delivers the fullest Anexet coverage. Feature availability on Linux and macOS varies — our team confirms the exact configuration for your environment during the demo.
The Anexet endpoint agent runs silently on Windows workstations across the full supported version range. It captures user activity, network traffic, screen frames, webcam frames, and audio channels at configured quality settings and schedules, with no perceptible impact on normal workstation operation. All intercepted data is transmitted over the internal network to the Anexet Data Processing Server on your own infrastructure and indexed for full-text search.
Anexet is deployed entirely on-premise. All intercepted content — messages, file transfers, recordings, and screenshots — remains on your server. Scinero Software Limited, the vendor, has no access to your systems or any captured data, making Windows endpoint monitoring viable even under strict data-sovereignty, insider-threat, or regulatory compliance requirements.
Four steps from agent deployment to a searchable, investigation-ready record.
A lightweight Anexet agent is deployed silently to Windows workstations — desktop or server, physical or virtual — using your existing software-distribution tools or GPO. The agent begins monitoring immediately upon deployment.
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The agent captures app and web activity, network traffic, screen and audio data, device events, and clipboard content according to the configuration defined in the Administrator Console. All data is transmitted over the internal network to your on-premise Anexet server — nothing is sent to the vendor.
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Security policies and blocking rules configured in the Administrator Console run automatically against incoming data. When a rule fires, the system logs an incident, sends an alert, and — on Advanced and Premium — blocks the transfer in real time.
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From the Client Console, a security officer or authorised manager reviews intercepted data, launches live view, scrubs recordings, runs full-text searches, and builds investigation cases — all within the on-premise environment, without vendor access to any data.
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A lightweight Anexet agent is deployed silently to Windows workstations — desktop or server, physical or virtual — using your existing software-distribution tools or GPO. The agent begins monitoring immediately upon deployment.
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The agent captures app and web activity, network traffic, screen and audio data, device events, and clipboard content according to the configuration defined in the Administrator Console. All data is transmitted over the internal network to your on-premise Anexet server — nothing is sent to the vendor.
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Security policies and blocking rules configured in the Administrator Console run automatically against incoming data. When a rule fires, the system logs an incident, sends an alert, and — on Advanced and Premium — blocks the transfer in real time.
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From the Client Console, a security officer or authorised manager reviews intercepted data, launches live view, scrubs recordings, runs full-text searches, and builds investigation cases — all within the on-premise environment, without vendor access to any data.
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Common questions about Windows endpoint monitoring and DLP with Anexet.
The Anexet Windows agent supports XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, and 11 on the desktop, and Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2019, and 2022 on the server side — covering the full range of Windows releases still in enterprise use.
Yes. Windows delivers the deepest feature coverage of any supported platform — every interception channel, every monitoring capability, and every blocking policy is fully supported on Windows. Linux and macOS agents cover their respective supported capabilities; the exact matrix for your environment is confirmed during the demo.
Standard covers the full monitoring and interception core: app and web activity, productivity tracking, screen and webcam video recording, live view, multichannel audio recording, screenshots, network traffic interception (POP3/SMTP/IMAP/MAPI/HTTP/FTP/XMPP), desktop messengers, cloud-storage clients, USB/COM/LPT device monitoring, printers, and clipboard — plus full-text search and reports. No blocking policies, no keylogger.
Both the keylogger and blocking policies (real-time DLP enforcement) require the Advanced plan or higher. Advanced also adds network shares monitoring, webcam snapshots, dashboards, Mail Quarantine, and File Operations Audit.
Yes — Anexet is deployed entirely on your own infrastructure. All intercepted data, recordings, screenshots, and keystroke logs remain on your server. Scinero Software Limited, the vendor, has no access to your systems or any captured data.
Yes, from the Advanced plan. Blocking policies can prevent outbound transfers over HTTP, SMTP, MAPI, FTP, and XMPP; block files sent via desktop messengers; restrict USB devices; block print jobs; prevent clipboard paste; and stop specific processes from making network connections. Premium adds content-aware blocking based on digital fingerprints, hash banks, and confidentiality labels.
Yes. The Anexet Windows agent operates on physical workstations, virtual machines, and Remote Desktop / VDI sessions. Your team confirms the exact topology support for your infrastructure during the demo.
No. Anexet has no mobile agents. Monitoring covers Windows, Linux, and macOS desktop and laptop workstations only.
Tell us about your Windows fleet — versions in use, remote or office workforce, DLP or monitoring priority. We'll show you how Anexet maps to your environment and arrange a demo or a free trial of Anexet Ultimate.
