LiquidFiles

LiquidFiles is a Virtual Appliance developed by LiquidFiles Pty Ltd. It is designed to securely and efficiently facilitate the sending, receiving, and sharing of large files. According to the vendor, LiquidFiles is suitable for companies and organizations of all sizes, ranging from small businesses to multinational enterprises. It is used by various professions and industries such as marketing, legal, healthcare, manufacturing, non-profit organizations, accounting firms, law firms, healthcare organizations, engineering companies, advertising agencies, financial institutions, government organizations, and creative agencies.

Key Features

Unlimited Sized Files: According to the vendor, LiquidFiles allows users to send files of any size, even exceeding 100GB+. During upload, files are seamlessly split into 100MB blocks, eliminating size limitations.

Controlled Data: LiquidFiles ensures the separation of sensitive documents from files of other companies or organizations. The vendor claims that this feature is appreciated by auditors who need to track file transfers.

Filedrop Pages: LiquidFiles enables the configuration of Filedrop pages, where any files uploaded are sent to pre-defined recipients. This feature provides a hassle-free way to receive large files.

Local and Cloud Deployment: LiquidFiles can be deployed in the user's own data center or private Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure cloud space. According to the vendor, this offers flexibility and control over data.

Outlook Plugin: The Outlook plugin simplifies the process of sending files by adding a "Secure Attach" button in Outlook. According to the vendor, this feature automates the sending of files larger than a specified limit using LiquidFiles.

Secure by Default: LiquidFiles ensures secure file transfers by using strong 256-bit FIPS-approved encryption for all transfers. According to the vendor, downloads are authenticated, and comprehensive transfer logging is provided.

LDAP/Active Directory Integration: LiquidFiles integrates with LDAP/Active Directory, eliminating the need for individual user accounts and simplifying administration.

Self-Managed: According to the vendor, LiquidFiles is designed to be self-managed. It offers features such as automatic file deletion after expiration and LDAP integration for simplified administration.

Strong Two-Factor Authentication: LiquidFiles supports two-factor authentication, providing an extra layer of security. According to the vendor, this feature can be enabled for different user groups or individual users.