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Page 1: | © 2011 Axway | All rights reserved. 1 Understanding Managed File Transfer: Moving from Chaos to Control Dave Butcher Director MFT Product Marketing

| © 2011 Axway | All rights reserved. 1

Understanding Managed File Transfer:

Moving from Chaos to Control

Dave ButcherDirector MFT Product Marketing

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Agenda

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• Axway Overview

• File Transfer Challenges and Patterns

• MFT Best Practices

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Axway Overview

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About Axway

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Integration

B2B

MFT

Security

Company

• 11,000 customers

• 1,600 employees

• HQ in Phoenix, AZ USA

• Offices in 20+ countries

Industry-leading technology in

• Managed File Transfer (MFT)

• B2B and Integration

• Email and Identity Security

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Gartner: Outlook On MFT / B2B

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Recommendations • Governance for midsize to large MFT deployments.

• Look for a combination of proprietary & open source…• Point solutions when speed of deployment is key.

- standards, policies, architectures, consider strategic…. • Ad hoc Outlook & Lotus Notes plugins…

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File Transfer Challenges and Patterns

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The File Transfer Challenge

Complex data routing requirements

Decentralized administration and maintenance

Constantly modifying script (adds/changes/deletes)

Resource intensive to add applications and user interfaces

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Problems:• Compliance & audit concerns• Data “black holes”• Limited reporting• Change management issues• No centralized control• No centralized visibility• Process breakdowns• Administrative burdens• Batch orientation• Security• Encryption• Authentication• Data at rest

FTP Across the EnterpriseInternet

Internal Gateways

(Business Units)

External to Enterprise

(Supply Chain)

Internal to Enterprise

(Shared Applications)

Remote Internal Locations

(Store to Corporate)

FTP ServerFTP Clients

Scripts

FTP Server

FTP ClientsScripts

FTP Server

FTP ClientsScripts

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Application Integration Pattern

• Internal File Movement Between Systems– Peer-to-Peer / File Bus– Hub and Spoke

• Automated and Process Driven• Centralized Governance• Multi-Platform Considerations

Do you have visibility to the data? (i.e., more than system monitoring)

Are your internal systems secured?(at a minimum no FTP)

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Multi-Site Integration Pattern

• File movement between systems across sites (hub/spoke or peer to peer)

• Centralized governance and site management

• Automated and process driven• Broadcast/Collect• Multi-platform considerations

Deploy and manage multiple connections (efficiently)

Automate, Automate, Automate

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Move Files Internally with Control and Visibility

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Centralized Governance A2A Operations

Others Mainframe UNIX

Axway Transfer CFT -File Bus-

LinuxWindows

Corporate Network

Supervise

Monitor

Configure

RepositoryAccess

PKI

Events

Axway Trusted File

Axway Trusted File

Axway Trusted File

Axway Trusted File

Corporate LDAP/AD

WebSSO

Axway Trusted File

Remote Networks

FT AccelerationIPv6

Scalable GovernanceNative Sentinel Heartbeat

Scalable Governance – FT Acceleration

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Business to Business (B2B) Pattern

• Connecting with other organizations– Standards driven– Context aware

• Community and partner lifecycle management are essential

• Automated and process driven• Flexible security• Often requires data services

– Validation– Transformation– Routing

Are your current tools able to address your needs?

Do you have the business involved to help manage your

trading community?

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Connect any partner, faster

EDI-INT AS1EDI-INT AS2EDI-INT AS3

ebXML ebMSRosettaNet RNIF

OFTPHL7 MLLP

cXMLPeSIT

Transfer CFTEBICS

Web ServicesX400HTTP

HTTPSFTP

SFTPFTPSSMTPJMS

WebSphere MQWebDAV

Plus a SDK

EDI-INT AS1EDI-INT AS2EDI-INT AS3

ebXML ebMSRosettaNet RNIF

OFTPHL7 MLLP

cXMLPeSIT

Transfer CFTEBICS

Web ServicesX400HTTP

HTTPSFTP

SFTPFTPSSMTPJMS

WebSphere MQWebDAV

Plus a SDK

WebEDI Supplier Portal

Large set of connectivity

options

Secured and reliable last mile via end-points

Connect smaller partners via WebEDI

WebTrader: Web-BasedSecure Client: FTP(s), HTTP(s), SFTP

Activator: AS1, AS2, AS3Transfer CFT PeSIT

Axway Endpoints

Easy Partner Configuration

Axway B2Bi

Customers Transport &Logistics

SuppliersFinancial

Institutions

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Portal File Services Pattern

• Connecting the human web experience and MFT

• Web portal exposing a business service• User access and management (LDAP/AD,

SSO, On-boarding)

• Transparent integration with end user workflow and backend systems

More than ease of use(secure and efficient file exchange beyond the portal)

Seamless and complete integration(no hops, batching, or queuing)

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Human to System via Portal

DMZTrusted Network

Application Layer Streaming

Enterprise Firewall Internet

Firewall

ST Server ST Edge

World Wide Web

InternalUsers

Corporate Network DMZ Internet

Axway Sentinel

SingleSign-on

Java API

ApplicationCRMCase ManagementClaimsEtc.

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ST EdgeST Server

LDAP

External Users

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Ad-Hoc File Transfer Pattern• Unplanned processes between humans• Two models

– Repository based (persistence for sharing)– Recipient based (targeted to individual or group)

• User access and management– LDAP/AD– SSO– On-boarding

• Policy based control of file access and transfer

Can you audit and govern H2S/H2H exchange?(managing the humans is a must!)

Define security up front and stand your ground

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Mail Server(e.g. MS Exchange)

Axway File TransferDirect Server

Sender(Email/Web client)

Recipient

Upload attachments

Send email body withlinks to attachments

Receive email body withlinks to attachments

Automatically downloadattachments

OKPURL

As simple as a mail

As secureas MFT

File

Virus

PolicyICAP Connector

Attachment checked

Settings & Alerts

System / Community Admin

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H2H Recipient Mode Transfers

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H2H Repository Mode Transfers

File TransferDirect Server

Sender

Recipient

Clicks link; authenticates to download file from the share folder

File

Virus

Policy

ICAP ConnectorAttachment checked

WebTop

System / Community Admin

CommunityReportsAlerts

Sent file into a shared folder

WebTop

Mail Server(e.g. MS Exchange)

Receive emailnotification

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Humans

Systems

File Transfer Patterns

1. Application Integration

2. Multi-Site Integration

3. B2B

4. Portal File Transfers

5. Ad hoc & email

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MFT Best Practices

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Managing Your File Transfer Patterns

• Scope out growth and complexity of data framework– Define and prioritize critical ‘exchange relationships’– S2S, B2B, A2A, P2P, B2P, B2C, etc.

• Quantify and qualify data content relationships– Outline support for business types, groups, or departments– Update compliance to standards and regulations

• Account for risk factors– Consider both external and internal security event paths– Identify the risk types (data loss, intellectual property theft, data privacy

breach, compliance violations, etc.)

• Set realistic coverage objectives– What level?– How comprehensive or complex?

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Unix

Windows

Other

Mainframe Public Cloud

External to the

Enterprise

Internal Network

Applications

Applications

Applications

Applications

InformationBroker

NewApplication

Very difficult to know:

- what is connected to what

- which files go where or why

- how to fix things when they break

- how to assess changes

Parse and Transform

Files

SupportMultipleFormats

Review Your Current State

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InternalFile

Routing

Files too large to process

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Unix

Windows

Other

Mainframe Public Cloud

External to the

Enterprise

Internal Network

Applications

Applications

Applications

Applications

InformationBroker

Parse and Transform

Files

SupportMultipleFormats

InternalFile

Routing

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Gateway

Axway

Consolidate External Data Exchange

AS1/AS2/AS3

S/FTP/SHTTP/SSMTPebMSRNIFWS

OFTP V1/V2X.420/X.435

ExternalCommunities

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Unix

Windows

Other

Mainframe

Internal Network

Applications

Applications

Applications

Applications

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Internal MFT

Axway

End Point Provisioning

GatewayExternal to

the Enterprise

Peer to Peer File Transfer

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Unix

Windows

Other

Mainframe Public Cloud

External to the

Enterprise

MFTInternal Network

Meta Data

Content Tracking

IntelligentHub

Axway Any to Any

Identify Parse

Transform Map

Applications

Applications

Applications

Applications

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NewApplication

Axway Visibility

Events

Events

EventsEvents

Events

+ Visibility

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• signaling• transmissions

• messages

Internal to Enterprise

External to Enterprise

Internal to Enterprise

Complete MFT Objective: connect to all partners inside and outside of the enterprise

AS1/AS2/AS3S/FTP/SHTTP/SSMTPebMSRNIFWS

OFTP V1/V2X.420/X.435

ExternalCommunities

FTPJMS

JDBCMQFS

ALEHTTPEmail

Custom

InternalSystems

Centralized

Community Mgt

Communication

Any to Any

Transform Map

Encryption

Meta Data

Content Tracking

Exchange

Routing

Axway Visibility

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Questions/Discussion

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