| Sterling Commerce Introduces New Managed File Transfer Capabilities |
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| Tuesday, 14 October 2008 | |
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MELBOURNE, October 14, 2008 ─ Sterling Commerce, an AT&T Inc (NYSE:T) company, today announced Sterling Control Center – Configuration Manager™, part of its industry-leading managed file transfer (MFT) offering, which enables customers to meet increasingly strict compliance and security regulations. By providing a single, unified interface for quickly and easily changing distributed file transfer servers, Sterling Control Center – Configuration Manager can cut in half the time required for managing change requests, such as when companies need to remove or modify server permission when an employee leaves or change encryption options to comply with new security policies.
“As IT modernisation initiatives continue to grow, and applications and infrastructures are upgraded or replaced, the underlying communication foundation should also be modernised,” said L. Frank Kenney, research director at Gartner. “New solutions should have streamlined capabilities to change settings and have better security and auditing capabilities as these solutions improve internal operational efficiency and offer better overall manageability.”
Sterling Control Center – Configuration Manager is providing capabilities to enable companies to keep up with today’s fast-paced, constantly changing business environment. Most companies’ file transfer environments are decentralised with many point-to-point connections, making centralised management more difficult. Complicating the matter are the increasingly strict compliance and security requirements that companies must adhere to, leading to policy changes, audits and hardware replacement. - Change controls to better audit and meet compliance reporting and tracking requirements, which can be retained or restored when needed. - Policy management templates to proactively identify non-compliance related to file transfer configuration.
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