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I would try either yousendit or dropbox; however, I am not an IT brain, so I am not sure what (if any) security risks may be present.

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Most banks are strict about this but there are services like dropbox, apple.me, datasite. If you can even access them. We've had IT open up a ftp link (file transfer protocal) between our network and the client network, but that was a major pain in the ass.

 

Good luck with that one. Best to put the onus on your client. Banks are really difficult about these things and most of those ftp sites will be blocked anyway.

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I used to use senduit.com, but had my hand slapped by compliance so I stopped. Your IT dept can probably put togehter an FTP site.

If you're want a truly robust and secure way to transfer files, I would do it through an online dataroom provider, like IntraLinks or Merrill Corporation. You don't need to set up an entire dataroom, but they have a feature like yousendit.com that they may or may not charge you for.

Good luck.

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From a technical point of view, no, FTP is not secure. You should be using SFTP, which is encrypted. That said, nobody seems to care, and plain old FTP gets used all the time.

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