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Sharing Files
For enterprises of any size, having access to the essential data needed to make critical decisions on demand is essential. It provides the flexibility and confidence needed to navigate the latest industry hurdle, all while enabling the peace of mind… Continue Reading →
In 2023, managed file transfer (MFT) played a pivotal role in ensuring seamless and secure data exchange for businesses worldwide. But with user behaviour, cyber risks, and company-wide infrastructures continuing to evolve, these tools must stay up to date with… Continue Reading →
While every business is different, compliant, reliable, and secure file transfer is the key to smooth operations in any industry.Choosing the right managed file transfer (MFT) solution should therefore be a priority. You want to be sure that your MFT… Continue Reading →
It’s no secret that businesses everywhere are navigating a complex web of regulations to safeguard the privacy and integrity of sensitive data. Facing severe legal, reputational, and financial consequences if they fail to comply, many companies are looking for a… Continue Reading →
I’m incredibly proud of the Maytech team and truly believe that this exciting next step is due to their continued focus, dedication, and values. Kiteworks’ secure file and email data communications platform for the compliance era and customer-driven culture align… Continue Reading →
Whether it’s financial information, healthcare records, proprietary data, or any other type of sensitive information, the security of file transfers is critical. Ensuring the protection of data during transit guards against a range of issues, from data breaches and cyber… Continue Reading →
In today’s data-driven world, accessing the information that you need at any time you need is vital. It enables you to respond to rapidly changing industries, navigate challenges with confidence, and much more. But, in an age of increased security… Continue Reading →
Organisations are constantly seeking ways to optimise their operations, gain a competitive edge, and secure their sensitive data. Seeking a seamless solution that expertly balances compliance, security, and efficiency, automated cloud-based MFT tools are the solution.
Just how can Managed File Transfer (MFT) tools reduce costs and increase operational efficiency for your business? With the number of data breaches that occur rising year on year (reaching a total change of over 1000% from 2005-2022), it’s never… Continue Reading →
In today’s digital landscape, maintaining best practice for your data at rest and in transit, regardless of file size or type, is vital for businesses. MFT enables organisations to centrally manage growing data volumes while reducing a number of serious… Continue Reading →
Facing a wide range of international data privacy regulations, sprawling data, and Shadow IT software: these are just a few of the threats facing your data both at rest and in transit. The potential for these threats to disrupt operations,… Continue Reading →
Are you currently evaluating file transfer solutions? Looking to cut through the noise and get to the facts? We’ve compiled this handy guide to modern MFT, explaining what it is, what it does and how it delivers a positive return… Continue Reading →
Customers are able to self-serve our SaaS products through our simple, easy to use interfaces. However, we also find that some customer require more support and specialist expertise for file transfer projects. To cater for this, we’ve launched our new… Continue Reading →
Matt White is a seasoned CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) with 20 years’ experience. In this downloadable article, he explains why he chose Quatrix as part of a security transformation programme for a major global fashion house. He details how… Continue Reading →
Maytech is delighted to announce the launch of our new Cloud MFT (Managed File Transfer) automation module which allows you to move, copy and sync data between Quatrix, S3, Azure Blob, SFTP and on-premises systems. Save time and money automating… Continue Reading →