Protect Information With Secure Ad Hoc File Transfers From JSCAPE

Easily share files internally and externally with JSCAPE’s robust set of features

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Ad Hoc File Transfers

JSCAPE improves data security and reliability for ad hoc file transfers with a suite of features and capabilities:

Data-in-motion encryption prevents files from being viewed by unauthorized recipients, with access control for data-at-rest
No file size limitations so that large files can easily be shared, and multiple files or even entire directories can be downloaded
Integrate directly with Microsoft Outlook using JSCAPE’s out-of-the-box plugin, or send files over any web browser or through JSCAPE’s mobile app

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Meet All Compliance Requirements

JSCAPE MFT Gateway enables you to easily add proxy servers in your DMZ, helping you meet HIPAA, PCI DSS and other regulatory requirements. Two-factor authentication, single sign-on and granular permissions protect your transfers, with visibility into all user and administrative activity, with full audit trails.

Automate Your File Sharing Workflows

JSCAPE’s Triggers make it easy to automate enterprise file transfers without having to write custom scripts. JSCAPE’s low-code workflow automation engine can be used to trigger processes, collect and prepare data, rename files, alert trading partners and much more.

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Any Protocol, Any Platform

JSCAPE is platform independent and works with any operating system including Microsoft Windows and Linux. JSCAPE can also support any protocol and can handle multiple protocols within one server — AS2, FTP/S, SFTP, HTTP/S, WebDAV, Cloud and more. Connect to any platform using JSCAPE's REST API.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are ad hoc file transfers?

Ad hoc file transfers are commonly done through email clients or cloud-based services that impose file size limits and other restrictions, while leaving file attachments vulnerable to cyber attacks that put sensitive data at risk. That's why many organizations use managed file transfer software to conduct ad hoc transfers.

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When should I use an ad hoc file transfer?

Ad hoc file transfers are useful when two users need to share non-confidential information or documents, or when you need to quickly deliver sensitive files to a partner. Ad hoc file transfers are typically unplanned and rely on email servers for security. But ad hoc file sharing can also be supported by MFT servers that provide a full suite of security features.

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Does JSCAPE support ad hoc file transfers?

Yes. JSCAPE is a managed file transfer solution that supports all protocols and platforms, including direct integrations with Microsoft Outlook. Users can also run secure, ad hoc file transfers over any web browser or through JSCAPE's mobile application. Plus, end users can send and receive files of any size.

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