Used AS400 IBM Servers | New Power 10 Systems | Managed SIEM Security

SFTP client software or Secure FTP that uses SSH (Secure Shell) and PGP encryption for secure file transfer over the SSH2 protocol as defined by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) SSH (SECSH) working group. Customers with an AS400, iSeries or IBM i can use the Secure FTP (SFTP) to automate secure file transfers to their bank or other trading partners in just a few minutes. Banks like Bank of America, BankOne, CitiGroup, JP Morgan Chase, State Street, US Bank, Vanguard and Wells Fargo have additional file transfer requirements such as PGP encryption, ASCII armored, RSA public key exchange, sign and verify, key...

IBM i SFTP FTPS Secure FTP

SFTP and FTPS are Secure File Transfer methods the IBM i (AS400 iSeries) supports natively for both client and server roles, and can safely transfer sensitive files to and from any other platform or cloud service. Secure FTP requirements may dictate which protocol (SFTP versus FTPS) for the Managed File Transfer (MFT) project, but is usually a user preference. Both SFTP and FTPS use encrypted connections for file transfer, SFTP uses SSH cryptographic protocol and FTPS can use TLS or SSL implicit security (always on) cryptographic protocol. FTPS explicit can also be used, but it is not recommended for secure file...