Managed File Transfer Gateway Guide

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Introduction

Managed File Transfer

Gateway is both an enhanced reverse proxy and forward proxy. It provides an additional layer of network security when your organization needs to safely exchange data with your trading partners. When using

Managed File Transfer

Gateway as a reverse proxy, no inbound ports need to be opened into the private/internal network and no sensitive data needs to be stored in the demilitarized zone (DMZ).

Managed File Transfer

Gateway is a software-only solution which is installed in the DMZ or public-facing network. Trading Partners only connect to authorized ports on

Managed File Transfer

Gateway, which routes requests over a proprietary channel to back-end services (for example, FTP, SFTP, HTTP Server) in the private/internal network. This approach allows your organization to keep sensitive information (for example, data files, user credentials, keys, certificates) in the private/internal network, keeping your DMZ in compliance.

When

Managed File Transfer

Gateway is used as a forward proxy for outbound connections, it will hide the identities and locations of those internal systems. In essence,

Managed File Transfer

Gateway serves as a transparent interface between internal systems and external systems without exposing sensitive files and the private/internal network. This is an essential solution for meeting strict security policies and complying with state privacy laws, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOX, ISO 27000 and GLBA.