X (formerly Twitter) has unveiled its upgraded X Chat with the support of end-to-end encryption and several new features.

Whether you’re based in a traditional office, running a home-based business, or engaged in partnerships and collaborations spanning the globe, the regular exchange of crucial files is a constant ...

Box is William & Mary's file sharing, file storage and collaboration platform. With 100 GB of space, it provides a simple, secure way for faculty and staff to store and share files online. Box ...

Secure file sharing isn’t just about convenience, it’s about keeping your data safe from prying eyes. From businesses handling sensitive documents to regular folks sharing family photos, there's a ...

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Where should I store this file? How do I know if my file contains protected data? What happens if this information gets into the wrong hands? There's a lot to consider about proper file storage and ...

Patient care in clinics and hospitals operated by federal agencies requires collaboration and information sharing between different departments or between primary care physicians and specialists.

Eric Trexler joined Forcepoint in January 2018 as vice president for global governments and critical infrastructure sales. In this role, Trexler is responsible for all domestic and international sales ...

I've gone hands-on with the best business cloud storage providers like Dropbox, OneDrive, and AWS for secure file sharing and collaboration.

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Zix Corporation (Zix) (NASDAQ: ZIXI), a leading provider of cloud email security, productivity, and compliance solutions, today announced the launch of its Secure Large File ...

IMGCAP(1)] Many small accounting firms are looking for a more efficient way to share files with clients. However, most have concerns regarding security, privacy and compliance — and for good reason.

Ernie Smith is a former contributor to BizTech, an old-school blogger who specializes in side projects, and a tech history nut who researches vintage operating systems for fun. The more distributed ...