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.

In today’s data-saturated environment, organizations need to move data efficiently, transform it reliably, and load it securely into systems where it can drive decisions—that’s where ETL comes in.

Sophisticated file-sharing attacks have increased, putting legacy-file servers directly in danger.

Files.com is proud to be an exhibitor at this year's Google Cloud Next.

In March 2025, we introduced major updates across the Files.com ecosystem, including better access controls for child sites and automatic drive mapping for the Desktop v6 App. We also made many smaller improvements, such as a new force-download option for public hosting, clearer GPG key error messages, speeding up page loads, improving navigation, and expanding access to key features.

From financial transactions and cloud data synchronization to real-time business communications, EDT ensures that information flows securely, efficiently, and without disruption.

Amazon has announced the end-of-life for its WorkDocs service in April 2025, leaving businesses that rely on it searching for a secure, scalable, and feature-rich alternative. If your organization is among those affected, transitioning to a new solution is a top priority.

Come meet Files.com at NAB 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada.