While Google Drive is widely adopted, large businesses have needs extending beyond its capabilities, including external sharing, automation and operational workflows at scale. By integrating with Files.com, you can upgrade and extend Google Drive's capabilities.

The time to modernize isn’t when your infrastructure breaks, it’s before it holds your business back. With threats evolving, teams working globally, and data growing by the day, the cost of inaction only gets higher.

Files.com has been recognized as a G2 Grid® Leader for Spring 2025, earning high ratings in customer satisfaction and market presence. See why users trust us for secure, automated file transfer and cloud storage.

Unstructured data makes up 80–90% of new enterprise data – and it’s growing fast. Learn why it’s now central to your tech stack, and how to govern it at scale.

AI MCP server for Files.com now available.

Files.com's May 2025 update introduced a major MCP Server for AI integration with file management workflows. Other key additions include automated User Lifecycle Rules for managing inactive accounts, a Permissions Audit Export tool for security compliance, Microsoft Teams webhook notifications for real-time collaboration, and enhanced Google Cloud Storage support with HMAC authentication.

Files.com now supports notifications to Microsoft Teams! This brand-new integration improves the way your teams stay updated and helps surface more real-time information to them.

Legacy file servers aren't just vulnerable to current security risks—they're expensive and prevent today's modern enterprises who are looking to scale, streamline, and collaborate.

Still running your file infrastructure on a legacy server? It’s costing you more than you think. Modern SaaS platforms, like Files.com, eliminate that complexity—plus the costs that comes with it.

Files.com introduced powerful new admin tools, including self-service file restore, improved Automation retries, and SCIM for Read-only Admins. Highlights also include Azure Government Blob support, a key Windows Agent update, and performance boosts for the Editor.

Legacy servers aren't just a relic of the past - they're filled with security gaps and unable to scale for enterprise needs.

Data is exploding-growing from 2 zettabytes in 2010 to a projected 181 zettabytes by 2025. This article breaks down what that means for IT leaders managing enterprise-scale file operations, and how platforms like Files.com are redefining performance, automation, and security in the zettabyte era.