Concept / early validation
For IT, Security, and Compliance teams in audit-sensitive environments
Produce audit-ready browser access evidence using policy-minimized endpoint telemetry. Collection is limited by design: active tab only, domain-level by default. No screenshots. No keystrokes. No page content.
We’re validating whether this solves a real compliance gap. If this is unnecessary, insufficient, or problematic in your environment, that feedback is valuable.
Collected solely to support audit and compliance evidence.
Auditors and regulators increasingly expect evidence of policy-compliant web access. Employees, legal teams, and works councils expect clear limits, minimization, and transparency. Existing options often force a poor trade-off between audit defensibility and employee trust.
Powerful, expensive, and complex — often too heavy for mid‑market teams and narrow audit needs.
Screenshots, keystrokes, and content capture create legal/HR risk and destroy trust.
Minimize first. Collect only what policy allows.
Designed to avoid “surveillance” categories and associated risk.
Searchable events, exports, and access logs (planned).
Many teams don’t need “employee browser monitoring.” They need audit evidence that web access followed policy during a defined window. This section explains how privacy-first, policy-minimized telemetry can support common audit and compliance workflows.
Supports evidence for access control and monitoring narratives by providing policy-bounded browser access events without surveillance capture.
Supports logging/monitoring and access management evidence, especially when auditors ask “how do you show web access followed policy?”
Note: This page is not legal advice. Organizations typically document scope and notify employees as required by applicable law and internal governance.
These are example prompts auditors (or internal reviewers) ask when they expect evidence of policy-compliant web access. The intent is to produce evidence without turning into employee surveillance.
Many organizations search for “employee browser monitoring” when what they actually need is audit evidence: proof that approved SaaS was accessed, confirmation that restricted categories were avoided, or documentation that policy controls were followed during a defined audit window. This project starts from the assumption that most audits do not require surveillance — they require defensible, policy-bounded evidence.
Traditional monitoring tools maximize visibility (screenshots, keystrokes, full history), which can increase legal/HR risk and erode trust. Policy-First Telemetry explores a different path: audit evidence without surveillance.
A lightweight endpoint service + admin policy controls + reporting UI that produces policy-approved browser access evidence for audit/compliance workflows — without surveillance-style capture.
The design assumes an endpoint service on Windows, avoids browser extensions, and applies minimization before any data is stored or uploaded. Collection relies on OS-level signals (e.g., UI Automation) rather than content inspection.
This is not a productivity tracker, behavioral analytics system, or surveillance platform. The scope is intentionally limited to avoid categories of data collection that introduce unnecessary legal, privacy, or labor-relations risk.
No screenshots, no text extraction, no page content.
No productivity metrics, scoring, or behavioral profiling.
No background‑tab content capture. Active tab only.
Not designed to rebuild or infer full browsing history.
“Policy-first” means raw signals are immediately transformed into policy-approved events: normalize, minimize, redact, and exclude — before anything is stored or uploaded. Importantly, minimization and exclusions occur on the endpoint, before any data is written to disk or transmitted. This is how we aim to deliver audit evidence without employee surveillance.
These answers reflect the intended design direction and are part of early validation for a privacy-first approach to audit-ready browser access evidence.
If you’re asked to produce audit or compliance evidence related to browser access, tell us what you’re required to prove — and what privacy, legal, or technical constraints apply in your environment. We’re prioritizing defensible minimization and clarity.
This form is for early research only. No software is being deployed from this site. We will only use what you submit to evaluate demand and respond if requested. Do not include sensitive personal data.