Methods and Technologies

An electronic signature, or e-signature, is a digital way to sign documents, allowing individuals to sign contracts, agreements, and other paperwork without needing physical paperwork or a pen. With the rise of remote work and online transactions, e-signatures have become increasingly popular for their convenience and efficiency. But are they legally binding?  In most countries,…

Cloud-based file sharing has transformed the way we manage digital files, offering unmatched convenience for both businesses and individuals. With the ability to store and access files from anywhere, it’s ideal for remote work and collaboration across teams. Real-time editing, automatic backups, and version control further streamline teamwork, boosting productivity. Plus, top-tier security measures like…

In the world of file transfer, FTP and SFTP are key players. FTP is older and transfers data openly, while SFTP is newer and provides secure data encryption. SFTP uses SSH encryption to keep your data safe, making it ideal for sensitive information. Both protocols allow you to connect to servers, view files, and move…

Traditional File Transfer Protocol (FTP) no longer serves as the preferred method for transferring files, as newer, more secure, and efficient options have taken their place. First developed in 1971, FTP could transfer data at about 1.1 million bits per second. However, it is no longer safe because it does not encrypt data and is…

In today’s digital age, sharing large video files has become a significant challenge. With the rise of high-resolution formats like 4K, even a single hour of footage can easily exceed 300 GB in size. This poses a problem for many traditional file-sharing methods, which often have strict size limitations, making it difficult to transfer such…