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.
Posted on 11.10.20 by Alexandra Cassandro
A countless amount of data is being processed through the internet every single day (and every hour, minute, second, millisecond) of that day. And, given our current climate, sharing files over the internet is more important than ever. You're probably sharing jpegs,...
Posted on 10.30.20 by Alexandra Cassandro
We all love free stuff, right? But sometimes, those freebies you find online can be too good to be true. Free file transfer tools are no different.
Posted on 10.28.20 by Greg Mooney
When everyone on a business team has access to all the data the individual members handle, the team is better positioned to achieve its corporate objectives.
Posted on 10.27.20 by Mark Towler
Thanks to input from MOVEit users the latest release includes also: Expanded Single Sign-On (SSO), MS SQL 2019 Support, Gateway Multi-Org Support & more!
Posted on 10.19.20 by Greg Mooney
In this podcast, Dr. Arun Vishwanath joined the podcast to discuss the theory of cyber hygiene, what it is, and why it needs to become part of everyone's vocabulary.
Posted on 10.15.20 by Michael O'Dwyer
Some may argue that VPNs enhance security (encrypted connections etc.) but their core aim is privacy – it’s in the name – virtual private network.