On-premises control over who accesses proprietary code and where it can move — across devices, cloud storage, and outbound channels.
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Engineering organizations work with some of the most leak-prone files a company owns: source code, build artifacts, design docs, algorithms, and roadmaps. Developers move fast across repos, devices, and cloud tools, and a single unguarded copy can hand a competitor years of work.
Anexet runs entirely on-premises — the vendor never sees your data — and monitors the endpoint where IP actually moves, so you can control access, govern devices and cloud storage, and block transfers that violate policy before code or designs ever leave.
Anexet doesn't read or analyze your codebase. It recognizes source files by digital fingerprint and hash bank, and by file-info rules matching extension and size — enough to catch a registered repository or build artifact leaving through an unwatched channel, without needing to understand a single line of the code itself.
Repositories and build outputs copied to USB drives or external disks during a project crunch — or right before someone resigns.
Design specs and code pushed to private Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive, beyond any corporate control.
Work-from-home developers on unmanaged networks carry more risk than office staff — and far less oversight.
One on-premises platform — data-leak prevention, activity monitoring, and IT inventory — built around how engineering teams actually handle code and IP.
Granular device rules govern USB drives, removable media, printers, Bluetooth, and the clipboard, while file-operation auditing records every copy, move, and write — so source code cannot quietly leave on a thumb drive.
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Register your source trees and build artifacts as a hash bank; digital fingerprints then match a registered repository — or an edited copy of it — the moment it's intercepted, and File Systems Monitoring searches workstations for copies sitting in unapproved folders.
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Preset rules block uploads to AI and LLM services, and content-aware blocking based on digital fingerprints and hash banks keeps registered code and IP from leaving — with user-behavior analysis flagging developers who suddenly bulk-copy repos.
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See who accessed which repositories and files, what was copied to a device, and what tried to reach the cloud — all from a single on-premises console, with an optional local AI model that analyzes incidents without sending anything over the internet.
Cross-platform agents cover Windows, Linux, and macOS endpoints, so your office developers and remote engineers fall under the same intellectual-property policies — no matter the operating system they build on.
Anexet helps your organization support the intellectual-property and data-handling requirements that apply to technology companies.
Anexet is a compliance-support tool. It is not a certification and does not replace your own legal or audit assessment.
Getting Anexet to protect your source code and IP is a short, guided path.
Tell us about your engineering environment, endpoints, and the IP you need to protect.
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Deploy on-premises and roll out cross-platform agents to developer workstations and remote endpoints.
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Set access, device, and cloud policies for source code and sensitive files.
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Monitor, get alerted, investigate incidents, and tune rules as your team grows.
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Tell us about your engineering environment, endpoints, and the IP you need to protect.
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Deploy on-premises and roll out cross-platform agents to developer workstations and remote endpoints.
2
Set access, device, and cloud policies for source code and sensitive files.
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Monitor, get alerted, investigate incidents, and tune rules as your team grows.
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Common questions about using Anexet to protect source code and IP in technology companies.
Yes. Flexible device rules control USB and removable media, printers, Bluetooth, and the clipboard, and file-operation auditing records copies and moves — so you can block or shadow-copy attempts to take code off a device.
No. Anexet doesn't parse code syntax or logic. It recognizes registered source trees and build artifacts by digital fingerprint and hash bank, and can match files by extension and size — enough to catch a leak without ever needing to understand what the code does.
Yes. Cloud-storage clients and web uploads to services like Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive are intercepted on the endpoint, and preset rules block uploads to AI and LLM services — while content-aware blocking on fingerprints and hash banks keeps registered code and IP from leaving.
Anexet helps your organization support obligations such as intellectual-property law, GDPR, and data-residency requirements by controlling access, governing devices and cloud, logging file operations, and producing incident reports. Anexet itself is not a certification and does not replace your legal or audit assessment.
Anexet is deployed on-premises inside your own perimeter, so it satisfies data-residency requirements. The vendor has no access to your data, and an optional on-prem AI model analyzes incidents locally, with nothing sent over the internet.
Pricing is available on request. Tell us your environment and the number of endpoints, and we'll recommend the right plan — Standard, Advanced, or Premium.
Tell us about your engineering team and environment — we'll recommend the right plan and walk you through a tailored demo.
