Posted on 05.11.21 by David Perez
Progress recently released MOVEit 2021, adding an impressive list of enhancements to its award-winning secure and managed file transfer solution.
Posted on 04.14.21 by Doug Barney
When GDPR came into effect three years ago, it only impacted companies somehow doing business with Europe. While that encompasses a large swath of businesses, many enterprises had nothing to worry about.
Posted on 03.02.21 by Evan Kirstel
Every business nearly every day and often all day long uses "file transfer" to move or, as some would say, transport data from one point to another.
Posted on 02.10.21 by Gwen Luscombe
Four words: data on the move. Businesses today completely rely on being able to send, receive and share data, often incredibly large batches of data, quickly and securely.
Posted on 01.26.21 by Evan Kirstel
Learn how MFT software was used in the healthcare sector for transferring huge amounts of data on a daily basis while maintaining security & compliance.
Posted on 01.21.21 by Alexandra Cassandro
Multiple integrations, migration to cloud & mobile, BizOps, focus on security & encryption – these are just some of the priorities in file sharing for 2021.
Posted on 12.04.20 by Alexandra Cassandro
In today's age of the Internet, our personal data are stored on various servers, and they are continuously moving around. We need to realize how are the data handled, why it is like that, and how the process for data protection can be improved. Is there anything we can...
Posted on 11.23.20 by Alexandra Cassandro
Progress MOVEit recently released a special edition eBook, Managed File Transfer For Dummies! This familiar, easy-to-read eBook conceptualizes managing file transfers in today's borderless enterprise while reducing risk and ensuring compliance in just five-short...
Posted on 11.17.20 by Mike Kanakos
Active Directory is a directory service that maintains information about users, computers and related objects. Here is how you can find inactive user accounts.
Posted on 11.16.20 by Robert Yeckley
By default, UNIX-based systems are inherently more secure than the Windows operating system. In this article, we describe precisely why that is.