Multi-Tenant SFTP/HTTPS protocols and ciphers

The SFTP protocol makes secure connections between the client and the SFTP server using SSH (secure shell) which is a network communication protocol. When the SSH connection is being established, the client and the server both advertise which of multiple cipher algorithm options they are willing to use to encrypt the traffic between them. There must be at least one cipher in common between the client and the server in order to establish the secure connection. Please see our table below to view which cipher’s that Hosted~FTP~ supports on our multi-tenant service.

Also, when an FTPeS or HTTPS connection is made, the table below shows the protocols enabled to establish a secure connection. By default, TLS 1.0 and TLS1.1 are disabled for browser connections but enabled for FTPeS connections with FTP clients i.e. FileZilla.

SFTP security profile

HTTPS security profile