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- 10.2.3
- 10.2.2 HotFix 1
- 10.2.1
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Encrypted Folders

The Encrypted Folders page allows authorized users to create and manage encrypted folders for use within

Managed File Transfer

. Encrypted folders ensure your data is kept safe from unauthorized access outside of the

Managed File Transfer

product. Files added to an encrypted folder will have AES 256-bit encryption applied automatically. Files downloaded from an encrypted folder will be decrypted automatically. The encryption and decryption will be performed on all subfolders within the encrypted folder.

The files in the encrypted folder can be accessed through the HTTPS, FTP, FTPS, SFTP, and AS2 services from an authorized Web User, through a Project, Trigger, and the File Manager.

Managed File Transfer

supports encrypted local folders and network folders using native operating system's mounting/mapping capabilities or the Network Shares Resource functionality provided in

Managed File Transfer

Accessing the files in the encrypted folder outside of

Managed File Transfer

(for example, Windows Explorer) will not encrypt or decrypt the data. Therefore, the files in an encrypted folder should only be accessed from

Managed File Transfer

does not support the ability to append data to a file once it has been added to an encrypted folder, or resume a file upload to an encrypted folder if the file upload was paused or interrupted.

Encryption

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Encrypted Folder Management

Encrypted Folder Options

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