Posted on 10.06.21 by Joseph Barringhaus
Let's play a game. Close one eye if you feel your existing file sharing mechanisms and technologies are lacking the necessary security, control and governance angles.
Close the other eye if you've ever gone down the path of "Shadow IT" just to try and patch up these...
Posted on 09.29.21 by David Perez
What does a file go through to complete a secure, efficient journey?
Posted on 09.16.21 by Doug Barney
File transfers are too important to trust to just any old script. Ensure speed and secure transfers with automation.
Posted on 09.07.21 by Doug Barney
GDPR is now three-years old, and even the largest companies are still regularly caught in its snares. And those that haven't yet run into trouble are maybe more vulnerable than they think. In this blog, learn more about data protection and GDPR compliance.
Posted on 08.31.21 by Doug Barney
Data threats are increasing every day and smart IT pros are racing to not just keep up but get ahead. One area many neglect is secure file transfer.
Posted on 08.17.21 by Doug Barney
Just because a tool calls itself Secure File Transfer doesn't make it so. Many so-called secure solutions are in fact only partially secure – and sometimes barely secure. So what are the top methods to transfer files securely?
Posted on 08.06.21 by Doug Barney
The bar for security in Healthcare IT is so high it takes Olympic-class efforts to clear it. Securing data is the most critical hurdle. So where is your most sensitive data? In files, of course. And it is these files that fly about like seagulls at the fishing pier....
Posted on 07.26.21 by Joseph Barringhaus
Manually transferring files through legacy protocols such as FTP is a painful memory you would probably like to forget. That's where Automation comes into play.
Posted on 07.13.21 by Doug Barney
Secure File Transfer is as simple as it sounds, the secure transfer of files. But the real questions revolve around why you need to securely transfer files, what happens if you don’t, and how the heck can we do it properly?
Posted on 06.24.21 by Doug Barney
You probably have heard the saying "practice makes perfect" countless times, but in situations where there's nothing to perfect, repetition gets boring and tedious with time.