SECURE FILE TRANSFER & AUDIT

Secure transfer,
verified and traceable.

Direct transfer with no intermediate storage, encrypted transfer metadata, file integrity verification and integration with enterprise security systems. INNORIX covers not only how files move, but how you confirm and trace the result after transfer.

  • Direct transferNo unnecessary intermediate file storage
  • File integrityVerify received files match the source
  • Audit trailRecord the transfer process and final result
Studio / Runs / Transfer detailsCompleted
[Linux] Sourcefinancial_archive_2026.zip
86.4 GB
[Linux] Target100% transferred
100%
SecurityProtected
IntegrityVerified
AuditRecorded
Transfer status: CompletedIntegrity check: Passed

DIRECT FILE TRANSFER

Send files straight to the destination, with no staging on an intermediate server.

Files travel from source to destination without being staged in a separate intermediate store.

Cut unnecessary file copies and storage use, and reduce the security overhead that intermediate storage creates.

Direct transfer
SOURCEOriginal Filesdesign_assets.zip
DIRECT
TARGETReceived FilesReceived 100%

NO INTERMEDIATE STORAGE

No temporary file storage between source and target

ENCRYPTION & DATA PROTECTION

Protect transfer data, and encrypt file content as your environment requires.

Transfer metadata is encrypted, and encryption of the file body can be applied optionally to meet your security requirements.

Configure transfer security to match the sensitivity of the data and your operating environment.

Data protection
  • METADATATransfer informationEncrypted
  • FILE CONTENTEncrypt as requiredOn
  • Transfer completed with these settings100%
Security configurationProtected

FILE INTEGRITY VERIFICATION

A finished transfer is not enough. Verify that the received file matches the original.

When moving huge files or vast numbers of small ones, it matters not only that the transfer finished but that no file was lost or corrupted.

INNORIX verifies that the received result matches the source and exposes per-file results. A verification failure must be handled separately from a simple transfer completion.

File integrity checkVerified
SOURCEOriginal File1.84 TB
HASH COMPARISON
TARGETReceived File1.84 TB
  1. Part 01Passed
  2. Part 02Passed
  3. Part 03Passed
  4. Part 04Passed
  5. Part 05Passed
Verification resultMATCH7f2a91c8…e63d
research_dataset.tar, 5 partsExample values

What integrity verification should cover

  • Source and received file matchVerify that received data is identical to the source after transfer
  • Missing filesIdentify target files that were never received
  • Per-file verification resultsSeparate passed, failed and unverified states per file
  • Handling verification failuresRetry failed files or apply a separate error-handling policy
  • Final success conditionUse integrity verification as a success condition in the Assurance Contract

ENTERPRISE SECURITY INTEGRATION

Keep your existing security systems, and connect them before and after each transfer.

Integrate the antivirus, DRM and other security systems your company already runs to apply security checks to the file transfer process.

Run checks before transfer or attach follow-up security processing after it, operating alongside your existing security policy.

Integration hub
INNORIXFile Transfer PlatformCompleted
  • ANTIVIRUSSecurity ScanPre-scan passed
  • DRMFile ProtectionPost-check failed
  • SECURITYOther SystemsResult sent
File transfer CompletedSecurity processing Failed

TRANSFER EXECUTION CONTROL

Control who can transfer, when, and where, in line with your operating policy.

Define connection targets and run conditions in advance, and apply approval and conflict-handling policies where needed.

Bring security requirements and operating procedures into the transfer execution itself.

Execution policy

TRANSFER TARGETAllowed

Production ServerApproved destination

EXECUTIONScheduleEnabled
APPROVALRequiredApproved

EXECUTION STATUSRunning

Previous job finished, queued run started

TRANSFER AUDIT TRAIL

Trace which file went where, when, and how it ended.

Record every transfer run and its final result, and search for the files or jobs that had problems. See not only normal completions but interruptions, failures and recoveries, for operational review and audit.

Activity / Runs
  • DateLast 2 days
  • ResultIncl. failed
  1. Backup TransferCompleted
  2. Production DataFailed, Connection interrupted
  3. Server TransferRecovered, Completed
Selected event: Device FAC-03: 128 of 131 files, 3 failedFailed

SECURITY ASSURANCE

A completed transfer is not a success if the security conditions were not met.

An Assurance Contract can include file integrity, required security checks and transfer completion as the conditions for verifying the final result.

It separates a simple transfer success from the security and business success your organization requires.

Assurance contract
  • TRANSFERPassed
  • INTEGRITYPassed
  • SECURITY SCANFailed
  • AUDIT RECORDRecorded
FINAL CONTRACT RESULTFAILEDSecurity condition not satisfied

FAQ

Security & Audit

Does INNORIX store files on an intermediate server?

INNORIX supports a direct transfer architecture that does not stage file data in a separate intermediate store. Connection control and metadata handling are distinct from intermediate storage of the transferred data.

Is file transfer encrypted?

Transfer metadata encryption is supported, and encryption of the file body can be applied optionally depending on the environment and security requirements.

Can I verify that a transferred file matches the original?

File integrity verification can be configured to confirm that the received data matches the source. The actual verification method depends on the product and implementation specification.

Why does file integrity verification matter?

Transfer completion alone cannot tell you whether a file was lost or corrupted. Integrity verification confirms that the received data matches the expected original.

What happens when integrity verification fails?

Failed files are identified and, according to the configured policy, resent or managed as separate error-handling targets.

Can integrity verification be applied to a very large number of files?

A structure that manages per-file verification results can be applied even to massive file transfers. Verification method and performance depend on the actual configuration.

Can it integrate with our existing antivirus or DRM?

It can be configured to work with the external security systems you already use, such as antivirus and DRM, to run security processing before and after transfer. The scope of integration depends on the environment.

Can I see who transferred which file, and when?

Recorded information such as execution time, source and destination, per-file status and final result lets you trace transfer history. The scope of user identification depends on the authentication and integration configuration.

Can a whole job fail on a security check even though the file transfer succeeded?

Yes. If passing the security check is defined as a required success condition in the Assurance Contract, the overall result can be judged as failed independently of transfer completion.

Can audit records be sent to an external security system?

Delivering transfer events and results through external system integration can be considered. The available APIs and integration scope must be confirmed against the actual product specification.

EXPLORE PRODUCTS

Where do you need secure file transfer?

From file exchange between employees and partners to websites, servers and cloud, and large-scale device operations. Choose the INNORIX product that fits the environment where you need secure transfer and integrity verification.