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SFTP To Go

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https://sftptogo.com/docs

A fully-managed cloud storage service supporting standard protocols including SFTP, FTPS, Amazon S3, and HTTPS for secure file access, transfer, and management.

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What's inside SFTP To Go

  1. Overview of SFTP To Go capabilities

    SFTP To Go is a managed file transfer (MFT) and cloud storage service that provides a single storage backend accessible via SFTP, FTPS, the Amazon S3 API, and a web portal. It is designed to replace self-hosted SFTP servers and facilitate secure data exchange with partners and vendors.

    Key technical capabilities include:

    • Authentication & Access: SSH key authentication, two-factor authentication (2FA), single sign-on (SSO), and per-user home directories with scoped permissions.
    • Networking: Static IP addresses for allowlisting, inbound network rules, and VPC peering.
    • Security & Compliance: PGP encryption/decryption, malware scanning, encryption at rest and in transit, and compliance with HIPAA (with BAA), SOC 2, and GDPR.
    • Customization: Custom SFTP hostnames, custom SSL certificates, and custom-branded web portals.
    • Management: REST APIs for account management, audit logs with streaming, and high availability via a multi-AZ AWS architecture.

  2. Automate file workflows with SFTP To Go

    SFTP To Go allows the creation of automated file workflows that trigger based on specific events or schedules.

    Triggers:

    • File or folder creation/deletion.
    • File downloads.
    • Malware scanning detections.
    • Scheduled intervals.

    Available Actions:

    • File Management: Copy, move, rename, create, or delete files and folders.
    • Security: PGP encrypt or PGP decrypt files using keys stored in the account.
    • Flow Control: Introduce a delay before the next action.
    • Notifications: Send webhook requests, Slack messages, Microsoft Teams messages, or emails.

    Logic & Execution:

    • Actions can use variables from the triggering event.
    • Fields can be computed using expressions.
    • Every execution is recorded in a history log and can be manually started or repeated.