Synopsis:

The ability to securely transfer files to clients, business partners, and other corporate branches in your enterprise is an absolute necessity.  The Shortcut Guide to Securing Automated File Transfers, authored by 24-year computing veteran Ed Tittel, offers a consolidated explanation of the techniques that you need to know when choosing a technology or application for secure file transfer.  Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), IP Security (IPSec), Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), tunneling, and Secure File Transfer Protocol are each examined to give you a better understanding of how you can better protect your enterprise against internal and external security threats..  In addition, Tittel lays out the steps to planning for secure file transfer deployment.

Chapter List:

Chapter 1: File Transfer Security Issues
Chapter 2: Planning Secure File Transfer Deployment
Chapter 3: Securing File Transfer
Chapter 4: Compare/contrast SFTP, FTPS, and IPSEC

Author Bio:

Ed Tittel is a 24-year computing industry veteran who’s worked as a software developer, systems engineer, trainer, and a manager. He’s also contributed to over 100 computer trade books, including several college textbooks, and writes regularly for TechTarget, Tom’s Hardware, and TechBuilder.org. Perhaps best known for creating the Exam Cram series of IT certification prep books in 1997, Ed also received the Best Networking Professional Career Achievement Award from the NPA in 2004, and has been a finalist in the “Favorite Study Guide Author” category in the CertCities.com Annual Reader’s Choice Awards every year since those awards were launched in 2002.
 

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