Biscom’s recent focus on legal firms has really paid dividends having announced that the number of Biscom Delivery Server licenses sold into the legal sector passes 5000 seats. It seems that the legal marketplace has very much embraced BDS as a solution that understands the data exchange needs of law firms.…
January 11, 2011 Tags: autonomy, BDS, biscom delivery server, imanage, law firm technology, managed file transfer, secure file transfer
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We’re interested to find out what’s the most common way that you send and receive large files. If you’ve got a spare minute and fancy taking part in our mini poll on LinkedIn – here’s the link to follow:
http://polls.linkedin.com/p/111142/zgtbx
We’ll look forward to hearing from you!…
GT News have just published a great article written by Jonathan Lampe (Vice President of Product Management at Ipswitch) regarding data transfer requirements under PCI DSS. If anyone is looking for a PCI DSS compliant solution for file transferring data, these are the points they really need to be taking into consideration:
Data: Transferring the Burden Under PCI DSS
Jonathan Lampe, Ipswitch – 08 Jun 2010
Despite widespread adoption of Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and transaction sets in the financial industry, a surprising high percentage of the data flow is still represented by files or bulk data sets.…
June 22, 2010 Tags: compliance, data security, gartner, ipswitch file transfer, jonathan lampe, managed file transfer, mft, pci dss
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Although I was aware of this deal being concluded over a week ago I wasn’t able to let on. As its now being widely reported online I can confirm that Ipswitch has acquired MessageWay as the managed file transfer marketplace consolidates again after other recent mergers/acquisitions.…
June 15, 2010 Tags: data encryption, data translation, erp, fisma, hippa, ipswitch file transfer, managed file transfer, messageway solutions, moveit dmz, pci dss, sox
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Today was the day that the ICO’s got the power to fine companies for data breaches with the amendments to the Data Protection Act finally coming into force. With the UK somewhat behind some of the EC this brings us closer in line with the the European Commissions E-privacy directive that the UK signed up to some years ago to uphold the privacy of individuals and specifically personally identifiable data.…
File transfer requirements are diversifying at a rate of knots with more products available than I care to count, but for me there are three distinct types of file transfer solutions I believe the majority of the larger corporate and blue chip customers are interested in.…
In the previous blog article “File transfer – a manual action or embedded process” I suggested that wherever possible file transfer should be an embedded or automated process rather than a manual action. For those adopting the manual approach I suggested that companies were under-utilising their most valuable resource – their employees – and that it was a criminal waste of time and money.…
So why FTP File Transfer and what’s so great about it? Well to be honest this isn’t necessarily a blog to evangelise FTP but more the way in which it works, lets call it ’sending files’. With many businesses looking to adopt Managed File Transfer solutions, I thought it might be worth redressing the balance and putting things into perspective.…
Lets face it file transfer isn’t the most interesting subject in the world, but its a necessity for many businesses to move data from one location to another in order for individuals or teams to carry out certain tasks.
For many businesses however, file transfer is a tedious process requiring manual intervention.…
Right now there is a very clear shift towards Cloud Computing but are we all buying into the concept without considering the implications for our businesses? Wikipedia describes Cloud Computing very simply as, “a style of computing in which dynamically scalable and often virtualized resources are provided as a service over the Internet.…
