Insurance

GoAnywhere MFT At-A-Glance for Insurance Organizations

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Supports all secure protocols:

 FTPSSFTPSCPHTTP(S)PeSIT, and AS2AS3, and AS4 

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 Includes popular encryption methods: 

Open PGP and Zip with AES encryption

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Runs on most platforms:

 WindowsLinuxIBM iMac OSAIX and UNIX, and VMware 

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The number of compliance regulations for insurance carriers governing data security, especially during file transfers, are onerous.

The Gramm-Leach Bliley Act (GLBA), Sarbanes-Oxley 404 and 409 (SOX), and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act all require insurance providers to clearly outline internal procedures that define how the integrity and security of private data will be maintained at rest and in transit.

In addition, health insurance companies must address additional issues:

Insurers for Medicare and Medicaid providers must have internally established guidelines and effective tools to maintain integrity and security of files in motion.

These daunting mandates aim to prevent data breach and its consequences while securing sensitive data as it is shared among insurance companies and healthcare providers.

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Case Studies

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MLC Life Insurance

Protection sits at the very heart of everything MLC Insurance does as a business. That’s why MLC Insurance utilizes a secure and protected managed file transfer solution to transfer their files.

Now using GoAnywhere MFT daily for their workflows since 2017, MLC hasn't had any problems meeting new security requirements introduced after an ownership change.

Watch the brief video overview or read the full case study to learn how GoAnywhere keeps MLC secure with it's flexibility, stability, and user-friendly interface.

Global Insurance Company uses GoAnywhere to Replace Legacy File Transfers

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Discover how one global insurance company used GoAnywhere to cluster their systems simply, achieve better visibility during file transfers, and ensure their data was secure and meeting PCI DSS requirements.

Says one of the company's applications engineers, "Compared to what we had before, [our file transfer process] is where we need it to be.Read the case study.

 

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Beyond FTP: Securing and Managing File Transfers

 

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Five Ways to Improve ePHI for HIPAA/HITECH with Managed File Transfer

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PCI DSS Compliance with Managed File Transfer

 

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