Secure File Transfer System Sample Clauses

Secure File Transfer System. Due to the confidential nature of test results, ETS uses secure file transfer protocol (SFTP) and encryption for all student data files. SFTP offers an efficient mechanism for transferring large-scale data. In addition, ETS uses .ZIP archive file format technology to reduce the disk space requirements on all files. This method applies to all data file transfers. ETS supports most secure transfer protocols, including Web-service-based technologies, to exchange data with clients and file-based transfers using Tumbleweed® Communications Corp., a provider of security solutions. This enables ETS to effectively manage and protect business-critical Internet communications. These processes allow simplified data exchanges with secure and easy-to-use architecture, which provides management of files and large documents over the Internet. One standard, easy-to-use mechanism is an SFTP. As a part of implementation, ETS will establish an SFTP service which will manage SFTP transfers to a directory structure between ETS and the CDE. Gatekeepers, generally one in California and one at ETS, will determine access privileges. The ETS gatekeeper will be responsible for approving all users for access. ETS will provide all interfaces with the most stringent security considerations in mind, including interfaces for data encryption at rest and in transit for databases that store test items and student data. Encryption at rest primarily applies to any data files that reside on a server that uses the SFTP waiting to be retrieved. ETS integrates best security practices, including system-to-system authentication and authorization, in ETS’s solution design. These practices meet the Federal Information Processing Standard Publication 140-2 (FIPS PUB 140-2) issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). All CAASPP data will remain within the continental United States, as the CDE requires.
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