The Web Client in GoAnywhere MFT is a modern browser-based interface allowing employees, customers, and trading partners the ability to easily exchange files on an ad hoc basis. The Web Client provides methods to safely and securely transfer files inside and outside of the network. With Secure Folders, users can access authorized files and folders on the network, and other...

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Let’s talk tech. This webinar covers the latest in Fortra’ key technical solutions. Our SMEs dive in full circle dive into: A GoAnywhere MFT Update The highlights from the latest release – what's new and the benefits A fresh road map discussion Intro to data classification solutions Why is it needed? How does it help? Integrating with GoAnywhere and other Fortra brands ...

The sheer volume of data created and exchanged daily produces complex challenges for organizations as they must monitor, audit and secure their data effectively. This complexity not only increases risk but can hinder efficiency. It is projected that by 2025 our global data volume will reach 175 zettabytes, according to Deloitte. As the volume of data has increased, so too has...

The SFTP Server in GoAnywhere MFT allows your trading partners to securely exchange files with your organization. The SFTP Server uses the SSH file transfer protocol, secure copy protocol, the latest SSH 2.0 protocol, and offers robust two-factor authentication using passwords and SSH keys. The encrypted tunnel between the SFTP Server in GoAnywhere and your trading partners...

About the Webinar Improve visibility into your file transfer activity with GoAnywhere MFT. Version 5.6 of GoAnywhere introduces enhancements to several features, including map views that give users a birds-eye view of their file transfer activity (including for GoAnywhere Agents), and a new database-driven way to manage keys and certificates. Track file transfer activity and...

Your employees need an easy and secure way to share sensitive files with customers, partners, and other users. With the GoAnywhere Secure Mail module, you can use the convenience of email along with the security of HTTPS to deliver your messages and files safely. When a Secure Mail package is sent, the contents of the package are automatically encrypted and then stored on your...

About the Webinar GoAnywhere MFT is a secure managed file transfer solution that offers viable FTP alternatives for all versions of Linux. If your organization operates with Linux, GoAnywhere will automate and encrypt the file transfers that are sent between your trading partners, customers, and enterprise servers. Join us to explore how GoAnywhere can simplify and secure...

About the Webinar Is your organization using legacy tools or homegrown methods to transfer files in IBM i or AIX environments? It can be time consuming to audit these processes, solve connection issues with trading partners, and ensure data is protected every step of the way. So why stick with old, unsecure file transfers when they could be simplified? Join Bob Luebbe, General...

About the Webinar Using IBM’s built-in FTP and Open SSH servers to transfer files to and from your IBM i systems can be time-consuming, if not riddled with meticulous details. From scripting knowledge to running commands, there’s a lot to consider – and the safety and integrity of your files is most likely at the top of the list. GoAnywhere MFT automates and secure file...

About the Webinar If you’re currently using FTP scripts or similar methods to transfer files, join us as our cybersecurity experts explain why using FTP and other insecure, manual methods are a threat to your organization's cybersecurity. You’ll also be introduced to a secure FTP solution from Fortra that allows you to secure, centralize, and audit the sending and receiving...

About the Webinar Many companies are still using custom scripts or manual processes to exchange information with customers, partners, or other recipients. And, they do it despite the extra time and headaches required to maintain these outdated methods – and the lack of security these methods provide. If this sounds familiar, join us as our cybersecurity experts explain why...