OpenTrust, the Next-Gen IT security software publisher, today announced that one of Europe's biggest financial institutions has chosen to implement OpenTrust MFT to securely exchange documents of all sizes.
The client is a leading financial institution present in all banking activities (retail, corporate, investment) with thousands of branches in 70 countries worldwide.
The bank's immediate benefits are:
* End-to-end confidentiality of all file exchanges
* A highly customizable solution, simple to use, implement and operate
* Management of files of all types and size (no limit)
* Full traceability of actions
Today, the communication needs of all organizations, from small companies to multinational organizations, involve the transfer of large volumes of data both internally and externally. Traditional email systems cannot cope with large files and alternative FTP services are both time-consuming and costly to administer when deployed to a large numbers of users. Secure, auditable, cost-effective file exchange is therefore high-priority for all organizations.
OpenTrust MFT (Managed File Transfer) is an all-inclusive solution for securing exchanges of files of all types and sizes in accordance with organizational procedures and security policies. In addition to a friendly, fully-customizable GWTTM-based user interface, the solution features strong file encryption capabilities, a fine-grained access control model for efficient and secure delegation of management across branches and built-in reporting and auditing tools. Authentication schemes, exchange rules and policies are all controlled per user profile via a full-featured web-based administration module. The solution is available as traditional licensed software or as SaaS via the OpenTrust Private Cloud.
"This bank required a secure, multi-entity and multi-purpose document exchange solution. OpenTrust® MFT, satisfies all these requirements, providing a secure platform for centralized electronic exchanges, optimizing business processes and increasing productivity", said Hervé Lecart, Associate Director of Online Services.