by Anthony St Croix | Sep 21, 2026 | Compliance, Product Comparisons, Security
Azure Blob Storage supports SFTP, but the native endpoint comes with an always-on hourly charge of roughly $220 per month per storage account, and it does not include scheduling, OpenPGP file encryption, or a transfer-level audit trail. For organizations running...
by Anthony St Croix | Apr 7, 2026 | automation, Product Comparisons, Tech Tips
Data files contain the lifeblood of an organization’s success, which is why we are fond of reminding people that the world still runs on files. Whether those files are used internally for operations and collaboration, or transferred externally to transact business,...
by Anthony St Croix | Dec 16, 2025 | Product Comparisons, Security, Technology Briefs, Uncategorized
Need a way to protect your critical data? Whether you’re sending information via email or using a managed file transfer solution, encryption is the best way to keep digital information safe. But what cryptographic tools and standards are available, and what are the...
by Anthony St Croix | Jul 30, 2025 | Product Comparisons, automation, Security
At a time of tremendous technological sophistication, where advanced automation, artificial intelligence, the internet of things, and other innovations are driving IT transformation, it’s not uncommon to find organizations clinging to obsolete systems and workflows...
by Eric Hall | Jul 22, 2025 | Security, Product Comparisons
According to Bleeping Computer, a critical remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2025-47812) in Wing FTP Server was discovered on July 1 and then used by hackers to bypass authentication and inject malware shortly after the vulnerability was published on July 14....
by Eric Hall | Jun 26, 2025 | Product Comparisons, Security, Tech Tips
Maybe you had a bad experience with your incumbent managed file transfer (MFT) solution vendor. Maybe you’ve hit a performance and capacity wall with that free MFT-ish software. Maybe the person who cobbled together that DIY system you’ve been using left the company...
