Cerberus #FTPServer 13 is here! Exciting new features include @Azure AD #SAML SSO support, folder automation events, enhanced security via file extension management and more. Download here:

Cerberus is now part of Redwood Software! Joining the leader in full stack automation for mission-critical business processes will give our customers more opportunities to unleash human potential through the power of automation. #securefiletransfer

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Giving you the best #sftp experience possible requires customer feedback, so we created Cerberus #FTP Community! Chat with our support team and users about feature requests and what you'd like to see in the next release. View here:

Delivering the best #sftp experience possible requires customer feedback, so we created Cerberus #FTP Community! Chat with our support team and users easily about bug reports to keep you ahead of the latest obstacles your team may encounter. View here:

The U.S. government is transitioning to #FIPS 140-3 #cryptography standard, NIST states all FIPS 140-2 certificates will be retired in September 2026. Our new blog covers the change and the benefits of FIPS 140-3 validation for data transfer. Learn more:

As part of our efforts to deliver the best #FTPServer experience possible, we read and respond to every review! The feedback we've received on Capterra has been a positive affirmation and an insightful guide to help us improve. Review us on #Capterra at:

For secure #FTP, it's #FTPS or #FTPES. While built on the same protocol, FTPS and FTPES have subtle differences that make them better for different scenarios. Our new blog compares these differences to help you pick what's best for your needs. Read more:

We're pleased to see the feedback of reviews from new users of Cerberus #FTPServer on Capterra is overwhelmingly positive! If you haven't shared your experience with us yet, we'd love to hear your thoughts and how we can improve our #ftpsolution here:

When it comes to a business's #network #infrastructure, a #sysadmin has a lot of decisions to make to create an optimal setup meeting their needs, including what #API is best for #MFT #servers? Our latest blog is here to help:

Our latest blog addresses one of the most frequent questions that the Cerberus support team receives regarding Cisco Unified Communications Manager(#UCSM) and #Cisco Unified Computing System Manager(CUCM) - "how to transfer #CUCM backups using #SFTP.”.

Did you know that Cerberus #FTP Server now provides a new warning on weak #RSA #PublicKeys? Learn more:

For secure #FTP, it's #FTPS or #FTPES. While built on the same protocol, FTPS and FTPES have subtle differences that make them better for different scenarios. Our new blog compares these differences to help you pick what's best for your needs. Read more:

Looking to get more out of #MFT with Cerberus #FTP Server? Here's how to optimize your #managedfiletransfer solution:

Here's how to implement Two-Factor Authentication (#2FA) in Cerberus #FTPServer's #SecureFileTransfer:

We've moved to #OpenSSL 3 in #FTP Server Version 12.11. This improvement lets Cerberus users:. 1. Extend #FIPS 140-2 validation until September 2026.2. Add #TLS 1.3 #protocol support.3. Add additional key exchange, cipher, and mac algorithms. Learn more:

Forget your password? Cerberus has you covered with password reset for #TwoFA Enabled Users! Learn more:

What #filetransfer solution is best for #Windows? With so many #protocols to choose from, it can be daunting to find the one that best meets your business's needs. That's why we wrote a blog comparing the two most popular protocols, #SFTP and #FTPS, here:

Auto-deletion of expired public share contents. New in #FTPServer Version 12.11. Learn more:

Here's how to implement Two-Factor Authentication (#2FA) in Cerberus #FTPServer's #SecureFileTransfer:

What #filetransfer solution is best for #Windows? With so many #protocols to choose from, it can be daunting to find the one that best meets your business's needs. That's why we wrote a blog comparing the two most popular protocols, #SFTP and #FTPS, here: