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Increase Security using wAnywhere
Core Wi-Fi Monitoring Features
wAnywhere identifies the Wi-Fi network an employee's system is connected to and records network changes as they happen. Because IT and security teams no longer have to rely on employees to report their location or wait for periodic manual checks, a risky connection is visible the moment it happens, giving teams a real head start on investigating it instead of discovering it after the fact.
See Live DetectionEvery detected SSID is linked to the relevant employee and endpoint, along with connection timing. When a network needs a closer look, teams can immediately see who connected, from which device, on which network, and when, which cuts down the time it takes to trace an issue back to its source and respond with confidence.
Go to Audit TrailOrganizations can define a list of trusted or approved networks, and wAnywhere flags connections that fall outside that list as they happen. This includes connections to rogue access points and unauthorized hotspots that sit outside your approved list. When an employee connects to an unknown or unapproved network, IT and security teams are notified so they can look into it early, rather than finding out only after a breach, an audit, or a security review. An unfamiliar SSID is a signal worth reviewing, not automatically a security incident.
Go to Endpoint SecurityTeams can review network activity using filters like user, endpoint, SSID, and date or time. Having this history readily available means a compliance question or audit finding can be verified in minutes instead of chased down manually, and repeated connections to risky networks can be identified and addressed as a pattern rather than treated as one-off events.
Go to ReportingBenefits of Wi-Fi Network Monitoring for Remote Teams
Get visibility the moment an employee connects to an unknown, public, or otherwise unapproved Wi-Fi network, instead of finding out after the fact.
See Live DetectionRemote employees regularly work outside the corporate office, so network visibility becomes an important extra layer of context for endpoint security, alongside the controls IT already has in place.
Go to Endpoint SecurityMaintain a documented record of network connections and use it to check whether employees are consistently connecting through approved networks.
Go to ReportingGet visibility into the network environment supporting a distributed team, without asking employees to manually report where they're working from.
Go to Audit Trail
Who Wi-Fi Monitoring Software Is For
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IT and security teams: Get visibility into the Wi-Fi networks employee endpoints connect to and identify unknown or unapproved network connections.
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Compliance officers: Get a documented record of network activity that can support security reviews, investigations, and policy verification.
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IT and business leaders: Get greater visibility into remote network risks without adding manual reporting requirements for employees.
How Wi-Fi Network Monitoring Works
wAnywhere's Wi-Fi network monitoring identifies the SSID associated with each managed endpoint and records the connection as it happens. Network activity can be viewed from a centralized dashboard, where teams can distinguish approved networks from unknown or unapproved ones. Connections to rogue access points or unapproved hotspots appear as unknown networks for review. As employees move between different locations, network changes become visible in real time. SSID monitoring is designed to work alongside your existing VPN, endpoint security, and access-control measures, adding network context rather than replacing them. It tells you which Wi-Fi network an endpoint is connected to; it does not inspect or analyze internet traffic content.
SSID monitoring applies to managed, company-authorized devices and is intended to support legitimate security, compliance, and network-visibility needs, not to track an employee's personal activity or whereabouts.
SSID Security and Compliance
SSID activity data is stored securely, connections to the platform are protected, and access to monitoring information is role based, so only authorized personnel can view network activity. Monitoring is scoped to managed, company-authorized devices and used for legitimate security and compliance purposes, which makes it relevant for organizations in regulated industries such as BPOs, BFSI, and healthcare, where documented network visibility supports both internal policy and external audit requirements.
Enterprise-Grade Security Ensured
Industry-leading data protection backed by SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA and GDPR compliance.