Secure File Transfer—Protecting Personal Information and PII
Doug Barney | | Security
Personal Identifying Information (PII) must be secure and in compliance.
Tag: Data protection
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Top Secrets to Secure File Transfer for State, Local and Federal Governments
Doug Barney | | Security
Citizens rely on their governments and agencies to keep their data safe.
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Secure File Transfer: The Beauty of Managed File Transfer (MFT) Solutions
Doug Barney | | Security
For enterprise-scale secure file transfers, Managed File Transfer (MFT) is the only way to go.
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File Transfer Security—Protecting Sensitive Data
Doug Barney | | Security
Sensitive data deserves full protection.
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Email Unsafe for Transferring Sensitive Files: How COVID Made it Worse
Doug Barney | | Security
Remote work has increased email security vulnerabilities, exposing files in transit.
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Does Your Enterprise File Security Strategy Have These 6 Key Components?
Stop whatever you’re doing and take a look at these 6 key components of an enterprise file security strategy. Form the gist of your file protection strategy right now!
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6 Reasons Why Your Data Should Be Protected Both In Transit and At Rest
Data in transit and data at rest might be two sides of the same coin, but they both deserve protection. Learn why, exactly, they should be protected.
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Why You Should Use AES 256 Encryption to Secure Your Data
Learn about the inner workings of AES 256 encryption, symmetric cryptography, and the most effective encryption algorithm.
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9 Practical Ways to Protect Your Personal Data
Sensitive information you store on the cloud is always at risk. Read some tips on securing personal data as you navigate cloud storage and cloud file transfer.
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Sensitive Information: The What, Why and How of Securing Sensitive Data
Many people think they understand the intricacies of securing sensitive data until they’re asked to elaborate beyond the mere definitions. This post delves into the what, why and how of this topic in great detail, effectively separating chaff from grain and bringing clarity where many blogs have failed.
