Maximize Document Protection With FTP

FTP stands for "File Transfer Protocol".  It is one of the standard technologies used every day on the Internet.  Thousands of companies, universities, and other organizations use FTP every day to transfer files to and from remote servers around the globe.  FTP has been around longer than the World Wide Web and remains one of the most important and useful Internet technologies.

When you want to move or copy a file to another location on the Internet, FTP is a great way to go.  When it comes to protecting your documents, DocShield can use FTP to store a copy of your shielded document archive on an FTP server.  Storing important files at a remote location adds another layer of safety to your document protection strategy.  With your important files stored on a remote FTP server, you know that your data will survive even the most catastrophic of events that could befall your primary local data storage.

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DocShield FTP Storage Makes it Easy

Not everyone has access to an FTP server.  If you do, you can use that (or any other) FTP server as a secondary destination for your important DocShield data archive file.  If you don't have access to an FTP server, there are companies on the Web that will sell you FTP hosting services. 

For the best value in FTP storage, look no further than DocShield's own FTP storage service...

• Low cost - Basic plan starts at less than $4 per month
  
• Reliable - State-of-the-art data center offers redundant power, servers, networks and storage, monitored 24x7x365 for superior reliability
  
• Secure - DocShield archives are encrypted on the server
  
• Fast - High bandwidth connections with caching and compression
  
• Super easy - After your purchase, you will receive an activation code.  Once you enter it, DocShield automatically configures itself to use the new FTP service.  No need to remember server names, user names, passwords, etc.