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Zero Downtime: The New Standard for Enterprise File Transfers
Downtime costs enterprises millions. Learn why zerodowntime upgrades and highavailability MFT are now essential for resilience, compliance, and alwayson operations.
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Can Your Network Handle the Next DoS Attack?
In a denial of service (DoS) attack, a computer sends multiple authentication requests to the server. Can your network handle the next DoS attack?
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Globalscape EFT Now Available on Amazon Web Services Marketplace
We are pleased to share that Globalscape now offers Enhanced File Transfer™ (EFT™) through the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace.
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Product Strategy Series: Globalscape Adapts to Cloud Requirements
Check out our product strategy Q&A with Matt Goulet, President and CEO of Globalscape.
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Preventing Data Loss with Globalscape EFT
The cost of staying connected in a global world shouldn’t prevent businesses from operating, but the human factor of any network means the potential for increased risk and vulnerabilities. Prevent data loss with Globalscape EFT.
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Shadow IT Risks on the Rise
If your organization is running into the problem of shadow data and many employees are using unauthorized cloud applications, then it may be time to take a close look at your tools and policies.
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Spotlight on Ad Hoc File Sharing Methods
Ad hoc file sharing has been around for decades, from the very first file attachments. But not all file sharing solutions are created equal. If you need to transfer sensitive information, see how your current ad hoc solution stacks up in this blog.
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Product Tip: Deploying Globalscape EFT in the Cloud
How does Globalscape EFT on Azure work? Find out in our blog.
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EFT Network Usage and Security Settings
Explore our blog to learn how you can fine tune your EFT installation.
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Cybercrime Impacts National as well as Economic Security
Despite the complexity and sophistication of cyberattacks, organizations can, and must, take measures to prevent their systems from being compromised.
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