Anexet Insider Threat Detection

What Anexet Insider Threat Detection is

Anexet Insider Threat Detection combines data-loss prevention, employee activity monitoring, and hardware and software inventory. Its Risk Analysis engine scores behavior against security policies and identifies unusual access patterns, data movement spikes, and activity at atypical working hours. The vendor says it has no access to customer data. A single endpoint-agent architecture supports Windows, Linux, and macOS, including native Apple Silicon support.

The platform captures and controls activity across email, messaging, chats, web traffic, cloud storage, social media, files, devices, and voice channels. Monitoring can include app and site activity, productivity and idle time, screenshots, and screen or audio recording; keylogging and webcam capture depend on the plan. Standard includes core employee activity monitoring and specified network, USB, printer, messenger, and browser interception. Advanced adds DLP features, network-share monitoring, keylogging, and webcam pictures. Premium includes digital-fingerprint and hash search, file-system monitoring, user-relationship and risk analysis, and AI incident analysis with a local model that can run without internet egress. Integrations include Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, FreeIPA, SIEM platforms through Syslog, and ICAP proxies.

Who it suits

Anexet suits organizations seeking on-premise tools for employee activity monitoring, data-loss prevention, and insider-risk detection across Windows, Linux, and macOS endpoints. Anexet says it helps businesses of all sizes, while Premium includes local AI incident analysis and priority support with dedicated account-management options.

Limits

The trial provides the full-featured Anexet Ultimate version for 30 calendar days and up to 25 controlled computers. Plan features differ: keylogging and webcam capture are plan-dependent, and AI incident analysis is included in Premium.

Getting started

1. Visit the Anexet website.
2. Request pricing for subscription or perpetual licensing, which is based on monitored users and selected modules.
3. Start the trial, which provides Anexet Ultimate for up to 25 computers over 30 calendar days.
4. Deploy Anexet on-premise and use its Windows, Linux, or macOS endpoint agents.
5. Use the included email technical support or consult the knowledge base.

Verdict

Choose Anexet if you need on-premise monitoring and insider-risk tools spanning several endpoint operating systems, with modules for DLP and risk analysis. The trial is limited to 30 calendar days and 25 controlled computers; there is no free plan.