Re: Secure file transfer

["security.xentek" <eric () xentek net>]

Try dropsend.com

They have business accounts that will cater to most of your criteria.




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On Jun 13, 2007, at 4:59 PM, krymson () gmail com wrote:

> That's a hefty set of criteria. I think the points about external  
> users and low account administration are very difficult. You will  
> probably be looking for something like an SSL-protected website  
> that allows FTP/uploads. But you will almost surely either have to  
> pay money for, code something inhouse, or deal with account  
> administration. If you have the in-house developer staff, it might  
> be fun to create this solution and maybe even have ad-hoc account  
> creation on-demand, and timed destruction of them...
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> Are there any good solutions for secure file transfer in a  
> corporate environment.
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> This should also cater for:
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> 1. Secure transferring of large files which cannot be emailed.
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> 2. Allow the tranfer of these files to people on the internet.
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> 3. There should be very little administration of accounts.
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> 4. It should be assumed that the files are of a sensitive nature.
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> What are the best practices for this and the security implications?