When you need to send a document to a client or general counsel in a secure manner, you either send it via private courier or snail mail or set up secure communication with a facsimile machine or encrypted e-mail. These options may require you to contract with third parties or manage public and private keys to accomplish the task. Rather than manage keys with clients or outsource the task, I looked at Biscom Delivery Server version 3.1 to set up a secure file transfer program in-house.
With Biscom Delivery Server, I used my network infrastructure to securely transfer documents — and I knew exactly what, and when, files were transferred to recipients. During this review, BDS became my new fax server, without the dedicated fax line.
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