Biscom Delivery Server

This was a nice review of BDS by SC Magazine. The reviewer looked at our VM appliance which as he noted, takes just minutes to deploy. Obviously, with limited space, he couldn’t possibly enumerate all the features and benefits of our product, nor could he possibly find them all. Biscom Delivery Server (BDS) packs in a huge number of features into a nice, easy-to-use package. It’s like Microsoft Word – most people will use 10% of the functionality, but it’s nice to know that there’s another 90% that can handle so much more.

But I think this gets the point across – BDS is easy to deploy, easy to use, and gets the job done. For tinkerers, you can fully customize the look and feel, set policies and rules, integrate with LDAP and AD, plug into Outlook, and truly configure BDS to fit so many different environments.

Some of the distinctions of BDS compared to other SFT products: multi-platform (Windows and Linux supported, and VM), Outlook plug-in, checkpoint restart, no file size limits (5GB? 10GB? 20GB? c’mon, that’s child’s play – try 150GB), strongest back end encryption (AES 256-bit), extremely granular tracking and reporting, Web services SDK, and our customers tell us we’re the easiest to use for end users. And we have the most advanced and secure back end architecture out there bar none. When you put us head to head with anyone, there’s no contest.

Sean Doherty at Law.com wrote a great review of BDS. I’m impressed with the level detail he included in his review — he really dug down deeply into the configuration and setup, but he also goes over usage scenarios in just as much detail. Sean’s audience is probably on the more technical side, and he gives that audience the necessary technical specifics they’ll want to hear about, but he also does a fine job of describing the business case for secure file transfer at a high level. I’d say this is a good primer for people in IT who would be responsible for deploying our solution.