MFT solutions like Safe-T can be used as a Digital Breakwater against the upcoming tsunami. They can be used to stem the growth of digital junk for both data in transit and data at rest.

For data in transit, you get a more efficient--and secure--form of file delivery that slows the uncontrolled growth of PST files that can destabilize Exchange servers and cripple user accounts. Rather than send out 40 emails of 22MB each, users would just send out a link or file pointer weighing a few KBs to their list of 40 people. The recipients would just click on the link and securely download the file.

For data at rest, you can avoid primary duplication by centralizing the storage of data files in virtual "Safe-T directories" and automatically clean up digital junk at scheduled intervals. You'll need to buy or rent less disk space and your mail servers will operate more efficiently.

In my next post, I hope to write more about the concrete benefits of virtual "Safe-T directories".

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