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ANNAPOLIS, Md., March 20, 2018 -- South River Technologies, Inc. (SRT) today announced a major update to the popular file transfer client, WebDrive, in response to customers’ rapid adoption of cloud storage and EFSS services and the subsequent growing dangers of ransomware.
The latest version of WebDrive, a file access client that enables users to natively access cloud services from their desktop, is the first of its kind to protect users against ransomware. Cloud storage services can be vulnerable to ransomware, infecting files locally and then allowing them to be synced across all devices, leaving users without backups.
WebDrive’s new Advanced Endpoint Protection feature allows users to see which applications are trying to access their local files, thus both preventing unauthorized application access, and decreasing the likelihood of ransomware infecting cloud storage. The Endpoint Protection feature allows users to choose which applications are allowed to modify files on the server, and blacklist those that are not.
This is particularly important, as cloud storage services, such as DropBox and OneDrive, do not have native support in their Virtual Drive Client for Advanced Endpoint Protection.
"Ransomware is a serious and growing problem affecting corporate servers and cloud services," says Michael Ryan, CEO of South River Technologies. “While many safeguards may exist on the servers, the point of greatest vulnerability continues to be the endpoints. Users can inadvertently introduce malware to an entire network. WebDrive reduces these risks without any changes to the way that the user accesses the server.”
This release also features improved performance for SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business connections, allowing customers faster, easier access to their remote files stored on these services.
To learn more about WebDrive version 2018, please visit the South River Technologies website.
South River Technologies (SRT) helps companies work more securely while improving productivity. SRT offers secure collaboration and managed file transfer solutions that are simple to use and protected with the highest available security standards. International banks, healthcare organizations, government agencies, and other enterprises in over 140 countries trust solutions from South River Technologies. For more information, visit southrivertech.com or stay updated on cybersecurity trends by following the SRT blog and Twitter feed.
Media contact:
Tracy Welsh
South River Technologies
US tel: +1 866.861.9483
[email protected]
