Do your file transfers suffer from high latency and/or packet loss?  If so then you may benefit from AFTP.

AFTP (Accelerated File Transfer Protocol) is a hybrid TCP/UDP protocol developed by JSCAPE that enables users to accelerate file transfers over high speed networks that are unable to fully utilize network throughput due to high latency and/or packet loss.
 
Under these conditions JSCAPE software can accelerate file transfers up to 100 ... << MORE >>

JSCAPE, a leading supplier of managed file transfer software and networking solutions, recently released version 4.0 of AnyClient, the company’s free file transfer client.

One feature that stands out in AnyClient 4.0 is its new support for the Amazon S3 protocol. This allows users who have Amazon Web Services accounts to connect to AWS, navigate through buckets, folders, and objects, and upload or download files.  

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Data Loss Prevention (DLP) refers to a class of applications and appliances aimed at identifying sensitive information in an IT system and preventing them from leaking out. In this post, you’ll learn more about what DLP is, how you can benefit from it, what the different types of DLP are, and how it can help you achieve regulatory compliance.

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A DMZ (demilitarized zone) is a section of the network that is exposed to an untrusted network, usually the Internet. The purpose of a DMZ is to act as an extra layer of security between external hosts and internal hosts. For security purposes, hosts located in the DMZ may have limited or no access to hosts and services located on the internal network. Examples of hosts that may reside in the DMZ include mail servers, web servers, FTP servers and SFTP/SSH servers.   

Trading partners regularly use the Internet to perform file transfers ... << MORE >>

There are times when you need to quickly share a file with someone. Email has long been the solution to this need. Nearly everyone uses email today and sending an email with a file attachment is so simple that it has become second nature. However, as file attachment sizes increase and reports of data leaks are on the rise, sending email attachments is facing a new set of problems.

File Attachment Problems

Rejected Email

In an effort to conserve bandwidth and storage resources many organizations now ... << MORE >>

The purpose of this post is to provide definitions for industry terms typically associated with managed file transfer (MFT). If there are terms you feel should be added or updated please submit your comments below.

Term	Definition
ad-hoc file transfer	Method of transferring on-demand one ...

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  The dreaded “what do you do” question. We've all been there. Backyard barbecues, birthday parties or family weddings. It makes no difference someone will ask what you do for a living. My typical reply is “I develop managed file transfer software.”  The typical reaction is a smile and a halfhearted nod of recognition followed by “what is managed file transfer?”  Not surprising considering managed file transfer (MFT) is not part of most people's vocabulary.  
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ManagedFileTransfer.com is pleased to announce it's official blog launch.  The blog will serve as a resource to professionals who develop, market or use Managed File Transfer (MFT) solutions covering the latest MFT issues, products and services, trends and news.