Cloud

If you are thinking about how best to develop your Cloud strategy and how Managed File Transfer (MFT) fits into it, you might benefit from a closer look at hedgehogs and foxes.

As far as file sharing goes, on-premise vs. cloud file transfer is a dilemma. This blog seeks to settle this debate once and for all.

Cloud migration isn’t easy, but it is almost ALWAYS easier to manage your computing after it moves to the cloud, making IT more efficient, saving IT expenses and time.

Cloud done wrong is a money pit. But with proper cloud governance and tight controls, cloud is almost always cheaper than on-premises.

Cut total ownership cost while achieving remarkable ROI through cloud governance and adopting hot new services.

The days of treating Cloud MFT as an afterthought are long gone. It undoubtedly deserves an equal seat at the table. This blog posts highlights nine solid reasons why cloud managed file transfer should be part of your infrastructure from here on out.

Cloud-based Managed File Transfer (MFT) keeps critical data safe with minimal IT fuss or muss.

With its broad base of distributed users, Managed File Transfer (MFT) is ideal for the cloud.

This article delves into the world of free cloud sharing services to give you an overview of its advantages and disadvantages.

Cloud security often revolves around the inherent disadvantages of the cloud. This blog will show you how cloud sharing and security can strengthen your systems.

Convincing the CEO that a cloud-first and cloud migration strategy makes economic and technological sense.

Check out nine of the best cloud file-sharing security practices, along with lists of examples of what IT systems managers can do next.

When everyone on a business team has access to all the data the individual members handle, the team is better positioned to achieve its corporate objectives.

With the rising risk of a data breach, regulatory compliance is not optional. Avoid falling out of compliance with FERPA and HIPAA through proper encryption, user management, network protection, and the use of managed file transfer.

There’s a lot of misconceptions around the cloud and liability. Organizations often assume risk is transferred when data moves to a third party.

Vulnerabilities in cloud-sharing services stem from the usage of multiple cloud services because of which users need to keep adapting and adjusting their exceptions.

The adoption of public cloud computing makes user data less secure. And it's not for the reasons most in IT realize.

If you commonly work with multiple PowerShell modules on different computers, this article is for you.

In this article, you’re going to learn how to create a simple Azure ARM template and deploy it into Azure using the Azure CLI.

In today's tutorial, I'll teach you how to get started with Azure Firewall, Microsoft's cloud-native managed firewall appliance. Call it firewall-as-a-service if you'd like. Let's begin!