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The FTP client FTP server relationship
Learn about the FTP client FTP server relationship and these connections work.
What is an SSH Key and how are they used for SFTP?
An SSH key is an authentication method used to establish a secure connection with remote systems and can be used for extra security for SFTP connections.
HIPAA 2025 Updates: Proposed New Requirements for Healthcare Data
Learn about proposed HIPAA 2025 changes including encryption of ePHI, strengthened security measures, and required documentation that may come into effect.
SFTP at Scale: A Guide to Modern File Transfer Architecture
SFTP at scale can be a challenge with traditional on-prem setups, something modern file transfer architecture can both simplify and functionally expand.
Transfer business files securely without using temporary storage
File transfers using temporary storage carry some risks. Learn more about those risks and how to transfer files securely without using temporary storage.
What is AS2?
When it comes to transferring files, what is AS2, and how is it different from other transfer protocols? We give a brief overview of the fundamentals here.
Self-hosted vs Managed SFTP Services
There are two main approaches to implementing SFTP, self-hosting an SFTP server and using a managed service. We explore the advantages of each of them here
What is MFT and how are ETL, ELT, and Managed File Transfer different?
MFT, ETL, and ELT can all move files between different systems, so how are they different? Find out in our quick overview comparing the three.
MFT vs SFTP Protocol: Which is Best for Secure File Transfers?
MFT vs SFTP: which solution should you choose for secure file transfer? We break down both options to help you decide which is better for your needs.
Moving files using SFTP in the command line
Master SFTP file movement with step-by-step commands and real-world examples with these common SFTP commands for uploading, downloading, and renaming files