Media Coverage | Proginet - Secure Managed File Transfer for the Enterprise

	Attachmate Begins Delivery of New MFT Tool IT Jungle Attachmate yesterday announced the general availability of FileXpress, the new managed file transfer (MFT) tool for i OS, z/OS, Unix, Linux, and Windows. The software, which Attachmate announced a couple of months ago, allows users to conduct file transfers with the confidence of knowing that encryption, authentication, and auditing is handled by the software. Read More
	Proginet's President & CEO, Sandy Weil, in a discussion on the past, present and future of the company and the current effect of the economy on the managed file transfer industry. The Wall Street Transcript August 2009 – TWST: With this OEM strategy are you bringing in new licensing revenues? What our technology does and the other competitors that we see in the industry — file transfer is the way people send data between servers; it’s plumbing. If you think about the work that you are going to do on your house in a recession that we are seeing right now, the last thing you focus on is fixing your plumbing unless it’s broken. Read More
	Ensuring Secure Data Transfers in the Mainframe World z/Journal July 2009 – We all know the power and significance of the mainframe in the corporate and public sectors. Mainframes—secure, scalable, reliable and efficient—host more than 70 percent of the world’s critical business data and help solve many of today’s enterprise computing challenges. This brings us to integration. Mainframes need to coexist with the other platforms, including Windows, Linux, UNIX, etc., but how do companies tie their mainframes in to all their distributed platforms? How does data get exchanged between the various systems and applications? Read More
	Software AG Puts Extra B2B in Its SOA Platform with Proginet OEM Deal Current Analysis Current Perspective: Positive Vendor Importance: High Market Impact: High April 1, 2009 - Current Analysis has issued a comprehensive new report on Proginet’s OEM deal with Software AG. Software AG and Proginet Corporation have announced the availability of webMethods ActiveTransfer, a solution for managed file transfer available as part of the webMethods Suite. A new agreement between the companies sees Software AG OEM Proginet’s CFI Internet Server for managed file transfer (MFT) and market it in conjunction with ESB, B2B and BPM offerings. Dubbed webMethods ActiveTransfer, the OEMed software product fits seamlessly into the Software AG service-oriented architecture (SOA) portfolio. Read More

z/Journal on Software AG Partnership with Proginet
z/Journal

March 30, 2009 – Mainframe bible z/Journal today ran coverage of Proginet’s strategic OEM agreement with Software AG. A global leader in business infrastructure software, Software AG announced the availability of webMethods ActiveTransfer, a solution for managed file transfer available as part of the webMethods Suite. Building upon the new OEM partnership with Proginet for its industry-leading, cross-platform file transfer solution, CyberFusion Integration Suite, webMethods ActiveTransfer is an integrated, efficient file transfer solution that provides a single point of control and management for all of an organization’s file transfer activity, both inside and outside the extended enterprise.

You Don't Need a Law Degree to Use Slingshot Vault, But It Can Help
Law Technology News

December 1, 2008 - The December issue of Law Technology News has coverage of Slingshot Vault, Proginet’s new solution to help manage the space, security, bandwidth, and audit challenges associated with e-mail attachments. Integrated with Intradyn’s (www.intradyn.com) de-duplication, archiving, and e-discovery technology, Slingshot Vault handles user-to-user desktop transfers and can be used for a range of vertical applications including transferring very large and sensitive files within the legal profession.

Proginet’s Sandy Weil Interviewed for Washington Post Information Security Supplement
Washington Post Security Supplement

November 25, 2008 - Today’s issue of The Washington Post carried a special supplement on information security. Interviewed in the publication is Sandy Weil, Proginet’s President and CEO, who discusses the need to secure data not just as it moves around, which is probably relatively obvious, but at the very point where it enters and leaves an organization. This ‘entry-point’ can be a source of significant exposure for many organizations. Proginet’s managed file transfer solutions are architected to avoid such issues by passing data straight-through in a proxying or port-switching action that uses the demilitarized zone or DMZ as a buffer so that people cannot connect directly to the internal network. Proginet also has a hardware-based appliance called Edge Server that serves as a secure gateway for enterprise file transfers. Edge Server sits in the DMZ and serves as a secure gateway for external communications. More and more, organizations are choosing to deploy secure gateways within their DMZ.

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