by Tim Young | May 4, 2026 | FTP Server Security
Some secure file transfer protocol (SFTP) vendors claim to deliver strong security, but their actual implementation rarely reflects a full commitment to data protection. Features like AES-256 encryption, transport layer security (TLS) or multifactor authentication are...
by Tim Young | Apr 30, 2026 | Informational, News
It’s been a while since the Cerberus by Redwood team has provided an update on the broader secure file transfer market, so today the team wants to check in with thoughts on how secure file sharing will evolve in 2026 and beyond. How will the secure file transfer...
by Tim Young | May 4, 2026 | FTP Server Security
Deciphering ciphers: A guide to encryption and secure file transfer What is encryption? Encryption refers to the process of obscuring information to make it only readable by the sender and the sender’s authorized recipient(s). Encryption does not prevent access by a...
by Tim Young | May 4, 2026 | New Release
Cerberus by Redwood, version 2025.3 introduces several key features to enhance security and streamline user management, including the ability to search by description for local user management, simplifying access control. Additionally, new OAuth 2.0 support for SMTP...
by Tim Young | May 4, 2026 | Proxies and Gateways
Secure and compliant B2B file transfers should be the norm in today’s digital world, but for many organizations, especially those with rigid security and compliance mandates, managing file transfers can be a complex and often risky endeavor. Misconfiguring access...
