On-premises control over embargoed stories, footage, and source identities — analyzed inside your perimeter.
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Newsrooms, broadcasters, studios, and publishers sit on material the outside world wants early: unpublished investigations, unreleased footage and scripts, embargoed press kits, and the identities of confidential sources. All of it travels through email, messengers, cloud drives, and social platforms — often from personal devices and remote desks.
Anexet runs on-premises, so the vendor never sees your material. It monitors those channels on the endpoint, letting editorial security teams see how protected content is handled, block transfers that violate an embargo, and — when something does slip out before release — trace which endpoint it left from.
Embargoed stories, scripts, and unreleased footage shared through cloud links, messengers, or personal email before the publish date.
Confidential source identities, contact files, and raw interview material copied or forwarded beyond the people who should have access to them.
A leak surfaces publicly before release, but without an attributable trail there is no way to tell which endpoint or person it came from.
One on-premises platform — data-leak prevention, activity monitoring, and asset inventory — shaped around the way editorial and production teams handle sensitive material.
Email, 25+ messengers and team chats, cloud storage, social platforms, and web uploads are intercepted on the endpoint — so an embargoed draft or unreleased cut cannot quietly slip out through WhatsApp, Telegram, or a personal Drive link.
See messenger interception
Tag protected scripts, footage, and source files, then let rules built on digital fingerprints and confidentiality labels stop those exact assets from leaving — and quarantine attempts for an editor to review before anything moves.
See content-aware blocking
On-screen watermarks tie viewed material to a person, while full incident investigations and OCR reconstruct who touched what and reveal the origin — even from a leaked screenshot or scan — all from one on-premises console with an optional local AI model.
See investigationsCapabilities, key terms, and guides behind this solution:
Anexet helps your organization support the data-protection and content-ownership obligations that apply to media work, including:
Anexet is a compliance-support tool. It is not a certification and does not replace your own legal or audit assessment.
The same on-premise platform behind every plan — here's how security teams work with it day to day.
One confidential contract, caught twice by its digital fingerprint — printed on an office printer and sent out as an email attachment.
Custom security rules on the Rules tab, each with its own risk level and the incidents it has raised.
Risk analysis ranks people by accumulated risk, with job title and department beside every score.
A relationship graph maps who someone talks to and what they've moved through USB, network shares, and printers.
Getting Anexet to protect your content and sources is a short, guided path.
Tell us about your environment, the channels in use, and the material you most need to protect.
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Deploy on-premises and roll out cross-platform agents to the endpoints you choose.
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Label protected content and turn on policies for the channels that matter to editorial and production.
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Monitor, get alerted to embargo violations, investigate incidents, and tune rules as you scale.
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Tell us about your environment, the channels in use, and the material you most need to protect.
1
Deploy on-premises and roll out cross-platform agents to the endpoints you choose.
2
Label protected content and turn on policies for the channels that matter to editorial and production.
3
Monitor, get alerted to embargo violations, investigate incidents, and tune rules as you scale.
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Common questions about using Anexet in newsrooms, broadcasting, and publishing.
Anexet monitors how protected material — embargoed stories, unreleased footage and scripts, press kits — moves across email, messengers, cloud, social, and devices, and content-aware rules built on digital fingerprints and confidentiality labels can block those exact assets from leaving the endpoint before an embargo breaks.
Yes. On-screen watermarks tie viewed material to a specific person, activity monitoring shows who handled which files, and incident investigations with OCR reconstruct events — and can identify the origin even from a leaked screenshot or scanned page.
Anexet helps your organization support requirements such as GDPR and intellectual-property and copyright-protection law by controlling how content and source data move, auditing access, blocking unauthorized sharing, 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 material and source data stay with you. 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 newsroom or studio and environment — we'll recommend the right plan and walk you through a tailored demo.
