Compare Accellion vs. IBM Sterling Control Center Monitor

The Accellion platform for secure content communication effectively safeguards against data breaches and compliance issues related to third-party cyber threats. Chief Information Officers and Chief Information Security Officers trust Accellion for comprehensive oversight, compliance, and control of sensitive information such as intellectual property, personally identifiable information, protected health information, and other critical data shared across various third-party communication channels, including email, file sharing, mobile applications, enterprise software, web portals, SFTP, and automated inter-business processes. Users can confidently click the Accellion button, assured that it represents a secure method for transmitting sensitive information externally. With deployment options that include on-premise, private cloud, hybrid, and FedRAMP solutions, the Accellion platform offers the necessary security measures and governance that CISOs require to safeguard their organizations, reduce risks, and comply with stringent regulations like NIST 800-171, HIPAA, SOX, GDPR, and FISMA among others. Accellion has successfully protected over 25 million users across more than 3,000 organizations, showcasing its effectiveness and widespread adoption in the industry. The platform's robust features continue to evolve, ensuring organizations remain ahead of emerging cyber threats.

Shift away from a reactive fire-fighting approach and instead take proactive steps to tackle issues while confidently meeting your SLA commitments. The IBM® Sterling Control Center Monitor efficiently oversees critical events in your B2B and managed file transfer (MFT) environment, enhancing operations, customer satisfaction, and B2B governance. It implements specific rules to notify relevant stakeholders whenever a server, process, or transfer encounters a problem. Dashboards designed for various user types provide actionable insights. You can monitor file transfers and B2B procedures while ensuring server views are aligned with operational logic. This system allows for the identification of schedules, processes, file names, user roles, and security features, all of which contribute to comprehensive oversight. It also enables continuous control monitoring and detailed audit reporting, ensuring everything is within compliance. Furthermore, it consolidates event data from all B2B and MFT systems into a unified view, streamlining management and enhancing decision-making capabilities.