Multi-OS DLP Endpoint Protection

Multi-OS DLP Endpoint Protection is a solution that provides real-time data protection across devices and platforms

Monitoring of USB ports and connected devices

Content verification and contextual data scanning

Management of data storage devices

Detection of sensitive data stored on endpoints

Flexible deployment to meet specific requirements

Full visibility into connected devices and data flows from a single console

Monitoring of USB ports and connected devices

Content verification and contextual data scanning

Management of data storage devices

Detection of sensitive data stored on endpoints

Flexible deployment to meet specific requirements

Full visibility into connected devices and data flows from a single console

Protection for Windows, Linux, and macOS

In today's diverse IT environments, safeguarding sensitive information across multiple operating systems is essential. Anexet controls devices running Windows, Linux, and macOS. Give your organization a DLP solution that adapts to your technology landscape: protect your data, support your compliance efforts, and gain peace of mind with a robust, multi-OS DLP platformThe functionality of the product may vary depending on the platform

Anexet Endpoint Protection

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User Activity Monitoring

Protection of Confidential Data

The system lets you govern how information is used, transferred, and stored. By monitoring and analyzing user activity, you can see exactly what was done with your data, pinpoint the cause of a violation, and put measures in place to prevent similar incidents in the future

The system detects suspicious activity, such as attempts to share confidential information with third parties or change the terms of a deal without proper authorization. By monitoring communication traffic and watching for deviations from employees' normal behavior, the DLP system can surface the indirect signals of a threat that often point to fraud

USB devices

Controlling USB devices is essential for preventing confidential data leaks and minimizing risk to the company

Documents and files

This enforces your security policy for confidential data and blocks transfers whenever that policy is violated

Messages

This lets you track where information goes and who receives it, so you can quickly find the source of a leak if an incident occurs

Web and applications

Monitoring web and application use helps you spot suspicious actions and security policy violations

Investigation of Incidents

Investigation is an essential tool for protecting confidential information and preventing data leaks

Gathering evidence and reconstructing the circumstances

Analyzing data to detect specific words and phrases in the text

Reviewing information about the employee who breached security

Tracing the chain of events that led to the incident

Protect Your Endpoints From External and Internal Threats

Detection of Malicious Activity

Files and Messages Content Analysis

Anexet analyzes the contents of files and messages so you can detect and block attempts to move confidential data. It combines content, statistical, event, and attribute analysis, and examines the relationships between employees

Contextual analysis checks the access rights of the users, applications, or systems requesting data, along with what they do with it. This approach reveals how confidential information is actually used, weighing the context against the data's sensitivity and value to the company

Network monitoring and filtering. Anexet inspects network traffic to identify and block the transmission of confidential information across network protocols and applications, including email, cloud services, messengers, inbound and outbound web traffic, and employee communications across a wide range of channels

Blocking Insider Activity of Employees

Detect genuine threats with the DLP system, trigger automated incident-response workflows, and alert the right teams or block data access
Identify and assess high-risk employees, and get recommendations when their behavior changes so you can prevent incidents before they happen
Identify and block unwanted or unnecessary applications, hardware, and peripherals

Endpoint Protection DLP: features and benefits

Today, the value of information is measured by how well it is protected from leaks. Data has become a commodity in its own right, one that is bought and sold at a high price.

There are many ways to protect sensitive information from theft, compromise, and exposure to third parties. Customer databases, R&D, and financial data are extremely valuable, not only to competitors but also to hackers.

How the Anexet DLP system protects your data at the endpoint

A DLP system solves the core data-protection challenges across a company's perimeter: it analyzes and labels data classified as confidential, controls data transmission channels, monitors audio and video to detect data being moved, and stops unauthorized actions.

In other words, the DLP system is a vigilant guardian that watches over your sensitive data 24/7: customer information, personal data, financial records, intellectual property, and restricted data. Let's take a closer look at what a DLP system does to protect it.

Control of communication channels. One measure of a DLP system's quality and reliability is the number of data transmission channels it controls. Anexet covers all major email services and messaging apps, as well as applications such as Skype, Discord, Google Meet, and Microsoft Exchange. The system recognizes both text and images and instantly blocks attempts to send confidential information.
Tracking user activity. The Anexet DLP system monitors the clipboard, records keystrokes, captures audio from the microphone, takes screenshots, and monitors connected webcams, catching, for example, an employee trying to photograph an open document on screen. Together, these capabilities give you a complete picture of an employee's actions and help prevent malicious attempts.
Storage location monitoring. The agent scans all data stored in the system against your security policies. If something doesn't comply, the responsible team is notified instantly.
Behavioral analysis. Especially valuable for companies focused on workplace productivity. For data protection, Anexet analyzes how employees work and whom they communicate with, building a unique behavioral map from that data. When a user deviates from their usual patterns, the system alerts a security officer so the risk can be addressed.
Investigations. If a security incident does occur, the system reconstructs exactly what happened and generates detailed reports that can be presented in court when needed.
Real-time monitoring. Respond to security events the moment they happen. In real time, your security team can block data transfers and edits and log unauthorized attempts. No violation goes unnoticed.

Analysis of stored and incoming data. Contextual and content approach

To safeguard data effectively, a DLP system must perform two essential functions: contextual and content analysis of both stored and incoming data. Together, they reveal who sent information, when, and under what conditions, while also examining what that information contains.

The Anexet DLP system performs both content and contextual analysis, along with statistical, attribute-based, and event-based analysis.

So how does this protect sensitive data? Context analysis quickly identifies the circumstances of a file being sent or an attempt to send one. The system sees the type of object (text, photo, or video) and the file format itself, along with the size, the date and time it was sent, and the sender and recipient addresses.

In short, every detail of sending a file or changing data can be tracked and reviewed by the responsible team. This makes it easy to identify potential offenders quickly and take action.

Content analysis shows you what is inside the file being sent. You can search for keywords and phrases, regular expressions, and numeric and alphanumeric combinations.

The Anexet DLP system can also transcribe an audio message into text and analyze an image for specific information.

Anexet DLP system on different platforms

The Anexet DLP system runs on all major operating systems (Windows, macOS, and Linux). Functionality may vary by platform.

To see the features and benefits of the Anexet DLP system for yourself, take advantage of the free trial. Every feature is free for 30 days. Anexet integrates easily with the information-security tools you already have in place and delivers impressive results in protecting your most important data.