Re: AES-256 and Sensitive Documents

[Gael Frouin <gfrouin () BERKLEE EDU>]

We also have implemented LiquidFiles and are in the process of releasing it
to all our constituents. It's using SAML authentication for internal users
and local credentials for external ones.
After general release, our next step is to leverage the tool for more
sensitive and automated exchanges using their APIs to support various
Office of the Registrar processes, etc.

Gaël Frouin
*Information Security Officer*
*Berklee*


On Wed, Nov 28, 2018 at 6:08 PM Linc Nesheim <nesheijl () whitman edu> wrote:

> We have started testing LiquidFiles as a mechanism for transferring
> documents we want to keep out of email inboxes.  Not open source, but very
> affordable.
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> Linc
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> *Linc Nesheim*
> Information Security Officer
> Whitman College
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> On Wed, Nov 28, 2018 at 11:55 AM Oberlin, Craig <coberlin1 () cccd edu>
> wrote:
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> > Any ecommendations on Open/Closed Source solutions for the web
> > application to upload to?
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> >
> > *Craig Oberlin, CISSP *
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> > Sr. Director IT, Users Services & Chief Cyber Security Officer
> >
> > Coast Community College District
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> > *P* 714.438.6808 *coberlin1 () cccd edu <coberlin1 () cccd edu>*
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