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5Anticipating an internal or
external security audit that
includes file transfer?
Often, audits are drivers for architects to
start looking at enterprise gateways.
4Are your file gateways your Achilles’
heel of security and compliance?
Many organizations’ gateways don’t take
advantage of upgraded security efforts.
Security can’t be an afterthought when
dealing with file transfer.
Add more than 10 new
external connections a month?
Too many new connections can start
to stretch your IT resources, and
automated technical on-boarding
may be just the ticket!
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2 Have you missed SLAs due to file
transfer failure?
If it’s important enough for your business to track
file transfers, then it’s key to have a real-time view
into what’s happening in the process.
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Do you have more than two
existing file gateways?
Because they’re relatively inexpensive,
organizations tend to collect file gateways.
Supporting these gateways can be costly,
time-consuming and problematic.
Check to see if it’s time....
to ask to determine if
your organization should adopt
an enterprise file gateway.
The big 5 questionsThe big 5 questions
If you know that your organization has
more file gateways than you can support
or want to support, then it may be time to
consider an enterprise file gateway.
There are many
compelling business factors
that may play into your decision:
failed
transfers highly costly
security breaches
falling short
of customer demand
due to increasing volume
of transfers