Secure File Transfer

A full review of our Media Shuttle product by VFX Supervisor and Founder of Pixerati, Damian Allen, featured on ProVideo Coalition.

Media professionals have many options for storing, organizing and accessing digital media assets, but security implications are a constant consideration. So is security enhanced or hindered by additional software layers?

Tired of shipping hard drives and struggling with FTP? Media Shuttle is a person-to-person SaaS large file transfer solution that can cover it all.

The Guardian recently went through a “multi-media IT transformation” with Signiant as a core componant. This case study details what they are up to and why they chose Signiant.

Curious about the core technology platform driving Media Shuttle, Flight and Manager+Agents?

Five key security features protect assets moved with Media Shuttle.

Learn how Signiant applies SDN concepts to develop secure hybrid SaaS solutions for Media & Entertainment.

The overlap between Software Security and User Experience Design is an increasingly important area to understand.

Find out how a growing number of businesses are using cloud services, such as AWS and Azure, as the foundation for their disaster recovery plan.

Read about the technical challenges within the Media & Entertainment industry that Shuttle was developed to address.

RadicalMedia is a multi-disciplinary company that crafts notably moving content such as feature films, television, commercials, music videos, documentaries and digital programming. The company long dreamed of becoming a seamless digital studio across their bicoastal and international locations. We worked with them to not only achieve that goal, but also put in place a fully bandwidth-optimized system. Now, they turn out their sought after work much faster and with far less stress.

Software security and User Experience Design are both popular subjects in tech media, but they usually draw different audiences and the important space where they overlap gets far less attention. After all, except for high-profile cyber breaches, software security is not nearly as trendy as “UX”. And thank goodness for the trend. Though we’ve come a long way, this 2007 Dilbert comic still holds some hilarious yet painful truth about how much we still need to improve user experience in regard to security measures.