On-premises control over code, designs and subscriber data. Every outbound channel analysed inside your perimeter.
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IT and telecom teams run on assets that are trivial to copy and ruinous to lose: proprietary source code, architecture and network designs, API keys, subscriber records, and roadmap documents. Those assets travel through repos, build pipelines, messengers, personal cloud drives, and increasingly through AI assistants filled with internal context.
Anexet is deployed on-premises, so the vendor never touches your data, and its cross-platform agents monitor endpoints across distributed and remote teams — giving security teams visibility into how code, IP, and subscriber data are used, alerting them to risky behavior, and blocking transfers that violate policy before anything leaves the machine.
Support and NOC staff, outsourced developers, and short-term contractors typically need broad access to production systems and customer records — Anexet's asset inventory and activity monitoring give security a running picture of who has that access and what they do with it.
Repos, design files, and credentials copied to a personal cloud account, USB drive, or chat by a developer who is leaving or moonlighting.
Third-party developers and support staff with standing access to code and subscriber data, and no consistent record of what they touched.
Internal code and customer data pasted into LLM chatbots or scattered across sprawling SaaS apps without review.
One on-premises platform — data-leak prevention, employee monitoring, and asset inventory — built for how engineering and telecom teams actually ship.
Email, 25+ messengers and team chats, web uploads, cloud-storage clients, social media, and SIP/VoIP traffic are intercepted directly on the endpoint — so a repo archive or design doc cannot slip out through Telegram, a personal Drive, or an unmonitored web upload.
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Portable-device control and a full file-operation audit show who copied what to USB or cloud, while pre-built policies can block pasting source code and subscriber data into ChatGPT and other LLM services — closing the newest exfiltration path.
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Hardware and software inventory tracks every managed workstation, contractor laptop, and licensed application, so security can tie a leak back to a specific machine and confirm which contractors still hold access after a project ends.
See asset inventoryThis solution leans on a few Anexet capabilities in particular:
Engineering security usually means stitching together logs from a dozen tools. Anexet brings interception, device and file-operation auditing, productivity tracking, and risk analysis into a single on-premises console your team can actually work from.
When something looks wrong, user-behavior analysis surfaces it, and full incident investigations in Premium — with SIEM integration — give you an attributable, court-ready evidence trail to act on, all without a packet of your data ever leaving your network.
Anexet helps your organization support the data-protection and security-oversight requirements that apply to IT and telecom, including:
Anexet is a compliance-support tool. It is not a certification and does not replace your own legal or audit assessments.
Getting Anexet to protect your code and intellectual property is a short, guided path.
Tell us about your stack, repos, cloud tools, and the data you most need to protect.
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Deploy on-premises and roll out cross-platform agents to developer and support endpoints.
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Turn on policies for code, credentials, subscriber data, and AI-tool uploads.
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Monitor, get alerted, investigate incidents, and tune rules as the team scales.
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Tell us about your stack, repos, cloud tools, and the data you most need to protect.
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Deploy on-premises and roll out cross-platform agents to developer and support endpoints.
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Turn on policies for code, credentials, subscriber data, and AI-tool uploads.
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Monitor, get alerted, investigate incidents, and tune rules as the team scales.
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Common questions about using Anexet to protect source code, subscriber data, and IP in software and telecom companies.
Anexet monitors how code, design files, credentials, and subscriber data move across email, messengers, web, cloud, and removable devices, and can block transfers that break your policies — including uploads to AI tools — before anything leaves the endpoint. Content-aware rules using digital fingerprints (Premium) target your most sensitive files.
Yes. Anexet's IT asset inventory tracks managed workstations, installed software, and licenses, while activity monitoring shows what each account — internal or contractor — actually does on the endpoint, so security can confirm access still matches the current project roster.
Yes. Lightweight cross-platform agents run on Windows, Linux, and macOS and report into one on-premises console, so distributed and hybrid teams are covered. Anexet does not provide mobile agents — coverage is for desktop and laptop endpoints.
Anexet helps your organization support requirements such as GDPR, NIS2, and intellectual-property law by controlling data movement, auditing file and device operations, and producing incident reports. Anexet itself is not a certification and does not replace your legal or audit assessments.
Anexet is deployed on-premises inside your own perimeter. The vendor has no access to your data, and an optional on-prem AI model analyzes incidents locally, with no data sent over the internet — which matters when the data in question is your own source code.
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 team and environment — we'll recommend the right plan and walk you through a tailored demo.
