File-sharing transformation

Replace the four most common ways files move with primitives that produce an audit trail by default.

File-exchange transformation

From Shadow IT to chain of custody.

Replace the four most common ways files move with primitives that produce an audit trail by default.

Email · 10 MB capBefore

10 MB attachment ceiling

Phishing and malicious payload distribution

Duplicates inflate the mail store

No audit anchor on attachment receipt

Counterparty replies fragment the thread

MFlash · solutionAfter

No transfer size limit

Streaming inspection — DLP and anti-APT on the wire

Single canonical copy, deduplicated

Hash-anchored audit on every transfer

Counterparty operates inside the perimeter

Why it matters

Email is the most common — and most constrained — tool for exchanging information. It is also a favorite vector for phishing and ransomware distribution. MFlash imposes no transfer-size limit, and counterparty workflows operate within a controlled, observable perimeter from the first byte to the last.

SMB protocolBefore

SMB vulnerabilities exploited by attackers

A common ransomware distribution vector

Requires constant administration

Weak authentication and broad network exposure

MFlash · solutionAfter

Access via web server over a secure proprietary protocol

Web tier and data tier on separate physical hosts

Two-factor authentication

Encryption at rest and in transit

Why it matters

The SMB protocol is vulnerable and frequently exploited for organized attacks, including ransomware distribution. MFlash data is accessed through a web server over a secure proprietary protocol, with the web and storage layers running on separate physical hosts.

Corporate file serverBefore

Requires VPN for remote access

Restrictions on transferring large files

Hard to share with external counterparties

Versioning and auditing are an afterthought

MFlash · solutionAfter

Secure access from any device

Works without VPN — based on a role-based access model

Guest portal for external counterparties

Built-in audit log and version control

Why it matters

Traditional file servers are great for internal collaboration, but break down when remote access or external counterparty exchange is needed. MFlash provides secure access to data from any device, anywhere, anytime.

Shadow IT · public servicesBefore

Unauthorized access to corporate data

Information leaks beyond the perimeter

No on-premise option

No audit, no control

MFlash · solutionAfter

All data stays inside the organization perimeter

Every user action is logged

Integrates with corporate DLP

Secure, regulation-aligned environment

Why it matters

Employees often use personal accounts on public file-sharing services to handle corporate information (Shadow IT). This creates real risks of data leakage and loss. With MFlash, all data stays inside the corporate network in a secure, regulated environment, with full logging and optional DLP integration.

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ISO/IEC 27001
TLS 1.3 + AES-256
GDPR-ready
On-premise deployment