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Easy Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) compliance through secure protocols

Following major corporate scandals, most notably the high-profile cases of Enron, WorldCom and Tyco, the United States Congress responded by enacting the…

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Protect cardholder data: PCI DSS compliance guide

In the highly regulated financial services industry, it’s crucial to maintain compliance with information security standards. Doing so establishes trustworthiness, mitigates data…

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How to generate client certificates for SSL/TLS authentication

When we use Transport Layer Security (TLS), we typically do so to protect our data while transmitting it over the network and…

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9 best practices for secure document transfers in business operations

When you transfer documents as part of business operations, security is crucial. The growing volume of sensitive information involved in these activities…

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What is MFA authentication and why it’s crucial for file transfer security

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is your file transfer systems’ first line of defense. With phishing attacks and compromised credentials being two of the…

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What is SSO and how does it work? a guide for file transfer professionals

What is Single Sign-On (SSO)?

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Fixing SSH/SFTP client connection issues involving Diffie-Hellman-Group1-SHA1

When you’re troubleshooting connectivity issues between Secure Shell (SSH)/Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) clients and servers, it pays to inspect the error…

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13 data security solutions: how data security can be implemented when transferring files

Why do some organizations excel in protecting their sensitive data during file transfers while others fall prey to cyber threats? What constitutes…

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PGP vs GPG: the key differences explained

Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) and GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) are two cryptographic software tools that enable data encryption, authentication, and integrity. These…

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What is client certificate authentication?

Overview How do you strengthen a server’s user authentication system? Well, one solution would be to add another authentication method. Most servers…

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Perform directory virus scan using avast

This custom trigger action performs a virus scan against a directory using Avastanti-virus software. Downloads Source code and build instructions

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Perform directory virus scan using kaspersky

This custom trigger action performs a virus scan against a directory using Kaspersky anti-virus software. Downloads Source code and build instructions

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Update virus database definitions using kaspersky

This custom trigger action updates the virus database definitions using Kaspersky anti-virus software. Downloads Source code and build instructions

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How to perform an antivirus scan with kaspersky

This custom trigger action performs a virus scan against a file using Kaspersky anti-virus software. Downloads Source code and build instructions

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How to scan a file with avast antivirus

This custom trigger action performs a virus scan against a file using Avast anti-virus software. Downloads Source code and build instructions

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Should we start using 4096 bit RSA keys?

Theoretically, RSA keys that are 2048 bits long should be good until 2030. If so, isn’t it a bit early to start…

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The SSH/SFTP key fingerprint and its role in server authentication

When users attempt to connect to your Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) server for the first time, they’ll see an alert indicating…

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Demystifying SMTP ports: when to use port 25, 587, 465 or 2525

When you’re tasked with configuring Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) settings to connect to an email server, you need to get two…

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How to import a client certificate to firefox

Overview Client certificate authentication is very suitable for highly secure HTTPS connections. But for this type of authentication to work, the server…

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How do digital certificates work – an overview

In our previous post, we discussed what a digital certificate is. But how do digital certificates work? Today, we will give you…

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DSA vs. RSA encryption – which works best for file transfers?

Overview: DSA vs. RSA During the process of generating server keys, client keys, or PGP keys in the JSCAPE MFT Server Manager,…

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How to prevent sniffer attacks with encrypted FTP

Overview A lot of people who often send files love FTP. The File Transfer Protocol allows users to transmit volumes of files…

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Category: Security

Easy Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) compliance through secure protocols

Protect cardholder data: PCI DSS compliance guide

How to generate client certificates for SSL/TLS authentication

9 best practices for secure document transfers in business operations

What is MFA authentication and why it’s crucial for file transfer security

What is SSO and how does it work? a guide for file transfer professionals

Fixing SSH/SFTP client connection issues involving Diffie-Hellman-Group1-SHA1

13 data security solutions: how data security can be implemented when transferring files

PGP vs GPG: the key differences explained

What is client certificate authentication?

Perform directory virus scan using avast

Perform directory virus scan using kaspersky

Update virus database definitions using kaspersky

How to perform an antivirus scan with kaspersky

How to scan a file with avast antivirus

Should we start using 4096 bit RSA keys?

The SSH/SFTP key fingerprint and its role in server authentication

Demystifying SMTP ports: when to use port 25, 587, 465 or 2525

How to import a client certificate to firefox

How do digital certificates work – an overview

DSA vs. RSA encryption – which works best for file transfers?

How to prevent sniffer attacks with encrypted FTP

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