Compare Globalscape Enhanced File Transfer (EFT) vs. SuperFile

Globalscape's Enhanced File Transfer platform (EFT) is a user-friendly managed file transfer software (MFT). Globalscape EFT is trusted by thousands of Windows-Centric Organizations for mission-critical file transfers. EFT offers security and compliance, as well as powerful tools for collaboration, automation, and analysis. It is available in cloud/SaaS EFT Arcus and on-premises EFT deployments. EFT, unlike traditional file transfer software, provides enterprise-level data security and data transfer automation through integration to back-end systems. EFT administration is simple, yet provides complete control over your file transfer system. EFT replaces insecure legacy systems and expensive leased lines with a high-performing, scalable alternative.

SuperFile revolutionizes file management by implementing sovereign file control, which enhances security and maintains your oversight of files even after they have been shared. Once a file exits your organization, it becomes challenging to monitor its trajectory; sensitive information can be disseminated externally, teams may lose track of file ownership, and the security of these documents is often tied to their storage location rather than their inherent nature. Moreover, ex-employees might retain copies, revocation of downloaded access is typically not feasible, files may be altered or duplicated, and verifying authenticity becomes increasingly complex. SuperFile addresses these issues by embedding control mechanisms directly into the files themselves. With Trackable Files, users can monitor who accessed a file, the timing of that access, and the location from which it occurred, capturing every interaction at the file level rather than merely at the platform level. This system includes comprehensive access history, visibility of time and location, user authentication, and real-time activity logs, ensuring complete oversight of your files. Thus, with SuperFile, organizations can regain control and confidence over their sensitive information.