FileString is an easy to use cloud-based service that attaches a digital string to the important files you share, so you can track and control how your recipients view, download and print your content.
Top 5 File Sharing Services: Which one is for you?
Bain & Company has predicted that the global demand for cloud-based technology is expected to reach $390 billion by the end of 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic has only accelerated this demand as many business activities have shifted online. Many more people are working from home, which creates several new challenges for businesses. For example, how...
Secure Document Sharing – Protect Yourself and your businesses
Sharing files online has become common due to the easy availability of cloud storage services. However, there are a lot of ways to share and transfer files online but not so many ways to do it securely, especially for confidentiality files. This can be obviously important for businesses, it hasn’t ordinarily been seen as something...
5 Things to Consider When Sending Important Files
One thing we do every day is to send emails without a second thought. Many companies opt to use Google Drive or Dropbox to share files and collaborate within the company or send it to clients. But have you ever thought about the security risk by using these platforms and sharing files? Well, you could...
File Control and Tracking v. File Collaboration
The most popular cloud storage and collaboration services – Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive – leave a gap in the capabilities users require when they (and I’m stealing from FedEx) absolutely, positively MUST be able to control and track what recipients can do with that file. Those other services are fantastic for collaboration. If you...
Best Ways to Stay Secure when Using File Sharing Services
A 2015 survey by Biscom revealed some frightening statistics on internal Intellectual Property theft. 85% of employees take intellectual property from their companies when they leave, and 25% of employees take intellectual property that they didn’t even work on themselves. Cloud file storage and sharing services have only exacerbated this problem. Most employees these days...
