Companies are evolving their approaches to managing content collaboration lifecycles, integrating security measures, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
The importance of enterprise file storage especially highlights a shift toward adopting standards from public cloud ecosystems and modernising on-premises applications.
In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Zeus Kerravala speaks to Jason Dover, CPO at FileCloud, as they discuss:
- The world of enterprise file storage
- Content collaboration and security
- Caring less about underlying infrastructure and more on surfacing content that meets end-user requests
FileCloud is a hyper-secure EFSS (enterprise file sync and share) platform that provides industry leading compliance, data governance, data leak protection, data retention and digital rights management capabilities. Workflow automation and granular control of content sharing across most enterprise platforms is fully integrated into the complete EFSS stack.
FileCloud is a leader in content governance and collaboration for unstructured data, trusted and used worldwide across Global 1000 enterprises, educational institutions, government organizations, and service providers. Granular control of content sharing is fully integrated into the stack through comprehensive audit logs and access permissions, and the Compliance Center helps with regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, and NIST 800-171 (among others). FileCloud also provides Zero Trust File Sharing® an industry-first innovation that allows users to share sensitive data via an encrypted zip file that cannot be accessed by unauthorized users, even in the event of a data breach. FileCloud helps customers solve complex challenges in enterprise file sharing, privacy, compliance automation and governance across public, private, and hybrid cloud environments.
In addition to its enterprise file sharing solution, FileCloud’s product portfolio also includes Signority (acquired in May 2024), a Canadian-based e-signature and document workflow platform.
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