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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SC Magazine have reviewed a number of managed file transfer solutions available in the marketplace – Ipswitch MOVEit DMZ being one of them. This managed file transfer server software helps secure data in transit by encrypting various transfer protocols using industry standards.…
December 23, 2010 Tags: ipswitch file transfer, managed file transfer, moveit dmz, secure file transfer
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Nathan Ouellette, an author at SC Magazine produced a great review of Biscom’s secure file transfer software, Biscom Delivery Server 4. Installed using a VMware image, the reviewer rated the product based upon 6 key elements including Features, Ease of Use, Performance, Documentation, Support and Value for Money.…
The 2010 Ipswitch Cash Club program makes the decision to purchase any WS_FTP Server solution much easier by offering you cashback on every purchase!
If you make a qualifying purchase from November 1-30, 2010, you will receive 15% of your total purchase in Amazon.com gift cards.…
The PCI Security Standards Council have just released version 2.0 of PCI DSS, the Data Security Standard enforced upon all merchants that accept any form of card payments, designed to secure and protect cardholder details. Although introducing only minor alterations, the main intention of the amendment is to provide greater clarity and flexibility for small merchants, facilitating a more comprehensive understanding of the requirements that must be satisfied under PCI DSS and making them easier to implement and abide by.…
We made the decision to attend Infosecurity for the first time this year, with the intent of affirming Pro2col’s position as the UK’s leading supplier and integrator of secure file transfer technologies, with a range of carefully selected products designed to meet the requirements of any business.…
May 10, 2010 Tags: aspera, biscom delivery server, data security, infosecurity, ipswitch file transfer, secure file transfer
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Recent reports have highlighted that hospitals and physicians in the US have been given a deadline of 2015, to convert all health records into digital form and then, to deploy the accompanying technology to handle these digital assets. Considering only about a quarter of the US population’s health records are digitally stored – this is a bit of a tall order!…
March 26, 2010 Tags: data security, healthcare, ico, large file transfer, secure file transfer
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With the sheer abundance of security standards, laws and legislation in our society nowadays, it’s really easy to get overwhelmed. Although a necessary measure to safeguard individual’s confidential information and protect your business against prosecution, it can be difficult to fathom which laws apply to your organisation when it comes to secure file transfer.…
The European Commission (EC) have publicly stated that the UK Government is not adequately enforcing European data privacy laws and is ready to clamp down on them in 2 months time. Reported on the Infosecurity web site and backed up by our recent discussions with the ICO; next year is likely to be the year in which Enterprises feel the full force of European legislation regarding the data privacy.…
November 2, 2009 Tags: european commission, european data privacy, ico, legislation, secure file transfer
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We hear it in the news week in week out. So and so company has left a laptop on a train containing 4 million unencrypted customer records, a hacker has infiltrated an online payment system stealing thousands of unsuspecting UK consumer credit card details – even today I have walked through the door and the first news alert in my email begins, “ChoicePoint to pay $275,000 for second data breach.” I can’t help but wonder why data security is failing?…
October 26, 2009 Tags: annual data and privacy conference, christopher graham, data breach, data loss, data security, ico, pci dss, secure file transfer
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