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Overview With JSCAPE's online FTP client, known as AnyClient Web, you can transfer files securely even if you don't have your laptop with you or if you simply haven't installed (or can't install) an FTP client. All you need is a regular computer, a Java enabled web browser, and of course an Internet connection.

Topics: File Transfer Clients, Secure File Transfer

JSCAPE is pleased to announce the release of Secure FTP Applet 7.1

Topics: News

JSCAPE is pleased to announce the release of AnyClient 4.1.

Topics: File Transfer Clients, FTP, Accelerated File Transfer

JSCAPE is pleased to announce the release of JSCAPE MFT Server 8.1. This highly anticipated release contains several performance enhancements, new features and bug fixes.

Topics: News, JSCAPE MFT, Managed File Transfer, Accelerated File Transfer

Guide to HIPAA Compliant File Transfers - Part 1 In this post, we'll be talking about the specific standards that lead to HIPAA compliant file transfers. This is a continuation of another post, so if you haven't read Part I yet, you might want to click that link first.

Topics: JSCAPE MFT, Secure File Transfer, FTP

For some entities in the health care industry, file transfer activities are no longer as simple as before. Measures have to be taken to make sure violations aren't made against HIPAA. FTP services, perhaps the most widely used services for transferring large files over the Internet, now require enhancements to ensure that data considered as electronic protected health information (ePHI) are protected throughout an FTP transfer.

Topics: JSCAPE MFT, Managed File Transfer, Secure File Transfer, FTP

Getting validation for an email address using JSCAPE's Secure iNet Factory library is a lot easier than getting personal validation (although let me say right now, dear Reader, that I think you're smart to learn more about the EmailInspector class, and you're all right with me!). The EmailInspector class has four levels of validation and you can give a submitted email address only as much scrutiny as it needs. In each case, the EmailInspector returns true if the address passes validation, and throws an exception if it does not.

Topics: Secure File Transfer

Email messages are made of required parts, such as the bunch-of-exclamation-marks part ["HOO!!!!!!!"], the emoticon part [;-)], and the abbreviations part [ROTFL]. All emails are required to contain these parts (at least, all the emails I get have them), as well as other parts such as the Subject, the From, the To and the Body. The JSCAPE Secure iNet Factory library lets you use Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3) to write a client program that will retrieve your email and look at the parts. (That is, the parts in the second list!!!!!!! LMAO :-)).

Topics: Secure File Transfer

JSCAPE is pleased to announce the release of Secure FTP Factory for .NET 2.4.5

Topics: News

Using JSCAPE's Secure iNet Factory library, it's not hard to retrieve your email easily and with complete security from GMail, Hotmail or other servers that require APOP authentication, and we'll show you how in this article. On the other hand, how does your hand-addressed Christmas card get all the way across America to your Aunt Petunia's house, traveling over purple mountain majesties and across fruited plains, carried by trains and airplanes and, for Pete's sake, by a friendly mail person who walks it down the street? This process is a complete mystery and some scientist should investigate it!

Topics: Secure File Transfer