The Key Benefits of CloudMFT
CloudMFT combines the best of both worlds. It allows you to host your preferred MFT solution in the cloud, delivering all the advantages of a cloud-native architecture, including enterprise-grade security, flexibility, built-in disaster recovery, and predictable performance, without the trade-offs often associated with traditional SaaS or rigid hosted options. In this blog, we’ll break down the key benefits of CloudMFT and explain why it’s quickly becoming the MFT hosting solution of choice for modern enterprise organisations.
In modern workflows, automating email attachment retrieval is a common requirement, but traditional methods like IMAP and POP3 may not always be viable due to company or security policies. In this customer use case, Principal Technical Consultant, Richard Auger explores an alternative approach: leveraging REST API to download Office 365 email attachments and process them efficiently.
Signiant's Media Shuttle is a well-known fast-file transfer tool. While the feature set it offers is rich, and the speed and size of files it can transport is impressive, it is hindered by an inflexible pricing model. FileCatalyst directly addresses the limitations of Media Shuttle’s pricing structure, offering predictable, cost-effective pricing and flexible deployment options that adapt to changing business needs.
Data transfer technologies have long been the backbone of how businesses share information securely across networks. So, when it comes to the topic of Quantum Computing, a technological revolution is on the horizon, poised to redefine the way we process and secure data.
File Transfer Dashboards provide a holistic overview of your MFT system from point of entry to point of exit for files passing through. This allows an administrator to identify bottlenecks and plan accordingly, perhaps simply reorganising schedules, or adding servers to an application pool to extend resources at key times.
On Thursday, 3rd October 2024, from 10am to 4pm, Pro2col and Fortra invite GoAnywhere MFT and Globalscape EFT users to an exhilarating day filled with track driving experiences, Formula 1 simulators, and cutting-edge insights into the future of file transfer. Don't miss this action-packed event!
Proofpoint Secure Share, a trusted cloud-based file-sharing solution, widely integrated into the infrastructure of many businesses, announced its retirement. As seasoned experts, this isn’t our first end-of-life rodeo, and as leading file transfer specialists, we feel compelled to share our knowledge on what this means for your business and help assist you in transitioning to an alternative secure solution.
When it comes to Managed File Transfer (MFT), the fundamental questions stay the same. Questions around authentication, certificates, firewalls, encryption, the list goes on and on! We are, however, starting to see a shift in some of the enquiries we are receiving in the technical department here at Pro2col. A cautious customer is emerging.
Salesforce has become the go-to solution to tackle the many challenges businesses face in 2024, but with this huge success and adoption of the software across all industries and businesses big and small, Salesforce can still fail to hit the mark and comes with its own set of limitations and challenges.
Who are you? Are you allowed to be here? And, what are your intentions? – it’s an odd way to begin an interaction and seems rather counterproductive to all things human, but this model of “never trust, always verify” has overstayed the normal length of time for a buzz term giving it legitimacy.
In this progressively data-driven world, organisations must prioritise robust data security. Discover why and learn more about how data security is set to evolve over the next two decades in this informative on-demand webinar brought to you by Pro2col and Axway.
Do you send sensitive documents and files using email? Could you do more to protect those documents and files to ensure their confidentiality? These are just two of the more obvious questions which many an IT administrator and security officer are now asking their organisations, as the world and it's regulators become more focussed and stringent on data protection.
At Pro2col, we often find ourselves having to tap into our decades of experience and MFT knowledge to help a client make their file transfer solution fit a very unique business need.
Date & Time Logic for Transferring Log Files with MOVEit Automation
Both solutions provide access to permission defined folders using protocols such as HTTPS, FTP and SFTP. Both have audit trails and the ability to send one-time links, for guest users to be able to download particular files. With so much overlap, what is the difference?
It may be obvious to some that FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is an insecure protocol; and that its continued use for transferring sensitive or personal is inappropriate. Yet, its use for that very purpose still continues according to Rapid7, creating an unnecessary risk.
As of May 2018, payment merchants and other credit card handling organisations will need to have familiarised themselves and have implemented the latest iteration of the PCI-DSS. In particular, this blog focuses on how version 3.2.1 affects managed file transfer solutions and how you can ensure your MFT solution stays compliant.
After working with quite a few customers on upgrading their MOVEit installations over the past six months, there is one thing which we have noticed is being frequently overlooked - the regular execution of maintenance tasks, which help to keep MOVEit healthy and operationally functional.
After 19 years' of working with managed file transfer solutions (MFT), there is one use case which pops up time and time again. It starts with a requirement for a simple yet regular file transfer between two points, for which a script is created and run as either a cron job or Windows scheduler task...
Why Businesses Are Adopting Cloud Solutions for Secure File Transfer
We live in a world of integration and automation. One where isolated or siloed applications are no longer palatable for the complex tasks and operations of the modern organisation. One such example of this has been the efforts on the part of Microsoft to integrate all of their applications or solution stack, as they call it.