There’s a good chance you, as a company owner or employee, you share files via the Internet. If you’re sharing customer records or SaaS data, those documents are valuable resources that require protection. If your files get compromised, it could lead to severe consequences, from financial loss to damage in reputation and trust.
Thankfully, there are safe ways to transfer files that are safe from thieves, snooping eyes and other threats. The best method to transfer information securely is to encrypt it over the internet and in storage, require strong authentication to ensure that you’re the one who should have access to the files, and make it difficult for malicious parties to gain access, even in the event that they steal your data.
The most secure method to transfer files is via a cloud-based service that is encrypted. NordLocker employs SFTP and Secure Shell encryption to make it impossible for attackers access data that has been transferred. Additionally, it comes with security features, such as multi-factor authentication to ensure that even if an attacker gains access to your account, they won’t be able to use it. Internxt is one example. It offers end-to -end encryption that provides an additional layer of security. The zero-knowledge encryption assures you that Internxt doesn’t scan or save your data, and only you (and anyone else with whom decide to share it with) can decrypt the file(s). Understanding the different types of secure file transfer is vital to choose the right one for your business.
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