‍Microsoft Azure

Secure Transfers seamlessly integrates with Microsoft Azure, leveraging its robust cloud storage capabilities, including Azure Blob Storage and Azure Files. This enables businesses to securely store, manage, and transfer files using advanced encryption configurations and secure protocols such as SFTP, FTP, SMB, and more.

Integrating Azure with Secure Transfers in a few steps:

Set Up Azure Storage

Create a Storage Account: In the Azure portal, create a new Storage Account for Blob Storage.
Get Access Credentials: Note the Access Key or generate a Shared Access Signature (SAS) token.

Configure Application

Add Azure Blob Storage: In your MFT application, configure Azure Blob Storage by entering the Storage Account Name and Access Key or SAS Token.
Set Up Automated Transfers: Configure the MFT system to upload or download files to/from Azure Blob Storage as needed.

Integrate Azure Active Directory (AD)

Register the Application: Register your MFT application in Azure AD for authentication.
Configure Authentication: Provide the Application ID, Tenant ID, and Client Secret in your MFT application for Azure AD-based authentication.

Set Up Monitoring and Alerts

Use Azure Monitor: Enable Azure Monitor to track performance, and set up alerts for file transfer issues or storage limits.

Azure Data Protection Suite

‍Ensuring Azure Data Security Compliance: Utilizing an MFT solution on Microsoft Azure ensures adherence to strict data security standards and internal policies. Comprehensive audit logs and reporting tools provide centralized monitoring, with automated alerts for successful and failed transfers.

‍Advanced Secure FTP Technology for Microsoft Azure: Our Azure FTP server solutions use advanced secure FTP technologies like SFTP, FTPS, AS2, and HTTPS to protect data during transmission. Robust encryption methods, including PGP, CAST5, TRIPLE DES and AES, offer automated protection for high-volume transfers.

‍Maintaining Data Integrity for Azure File Transfers: Encrypted channels between client and server systems secure file transfers, ensuring data confidentiality and integrity. Multi-factor authentication further protects user credentials and enhances overall data security.