SFTP Gateway, StorageLink, and managed file transfer news
On December 11, 2018, members of the Columbia AWS Meetup presented short, quick-hitting Lightning Talks on various topics such as the AWS Well-Architected Framework and Tool, new product and feature announcements at AWS re:Invent 2018,
Both SSH key and password authentication have their pros and cons. Understand them to make the right choice for your company. Which is better for user authentication on an SFTP server – SSH keys or
AWS recently launched AWS Transfer for SFTP (or AWS SFTP, for short), a fully-managed service that transfers files into and out of Amazon S3 via SFTP. Sound familiar? Of course it does – it’s very
Cardholder data is some of the most sensitive data around. Make sure you know the requirements you need to meet to ensure your file transfers are PCI-compliant. In our prior blog post, we reviewed HIPAA
In this video from the Columbia AWS Meetup, Johnny Boursiquot presents on how to orchestrate serverless on AWS. Johnny performs an interactive presentation where he builds a serverless Slack app that allows you to give “shoutouts”
HIPAA and HITECH were created to ensure that patient data is secure and private. Understand how they impact your file transfers to the cloud. It’s no secret that the majority of businesses are moving to
Here’s a video from the Columbia AWS Meetup held on August 16, 2018 about how to implement user authentication using AWS Application Load Balancer (ALB) and Cognito without modifying your source code. One of our
The cloud can help you process and analyze your big data faster, leading to insights that can improve your products and business. This is the first article in our “big data in the cloud” blog
Here’s a video from the Columbia AWS Meetup held on May 17, 2018 about how to use AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) Command Line Interface (CLI) to build and test a serverless app locally. In
Serverless and containers are often viewed as competing development technologies. But when integrated, they can be a powerful combination. An enterprise cloud architect (let’s call him Jack, not his real name) from a large and
