Secure File Transfer Over Any Protocol
Cerberus FTP Server supports high-speed, high-volume end-to-end encrypted secure file transfer over all major protocols:
FTP/FTPS: available in Cerberus FTP Server Personal and Standard Editions
SFTP, SCP: available in Cerberus FTP Server Professional Edition
HTTPS: available in Cerberus FTP Server Enterprise Edition
Secure File Transfer Trusted by Thousands of Companies
Flexible File Transfer Over Any Protocol
FTPS and FTP
Cerberus FTP Server supports both FTP with explicit SSL/TLS encryption (FTPES) and implicit SSL/TLS (FTPS), as well as plain FTP.
SFTP
Cerberus FTP Server supports the SSH2 File Transfer Protocol (also known as SFTP). Administrators can also allow clients to use public key authentication for SFTP connections.
HTTP/S Web Client
Allow any user to easily access, edit and transfer files via a desktop or mobile web browser.
SCP
Cerberus supports the Secure Copy Protocol, a simple secure file transfer protocol that supports basic file uploads and downloads on some legacy devices.
CIDR Support and IPV6 Extensions
IP Allow and Deny Lists
Cerberus FTP Server’s IP Manager, includes autoblocking to prevent DoS and brute force attacks.
Built-In Transfer Integrity Checks
Easy Web File Transfer
Cerberus FTP Server’s HTTPS web client capability allows secure file transfer through any desktop or mobile browser. Users can easily upload, download, create directories, compress files, and perform other file operations (deletions, renaming, etc.)
No Plugins Requred
Secure Email File Sharing
Built for Security and Speed
Cerberus FTP Server’s secure file transfer security features include:
- SSH2 Public Key Encryption
- SSL cipher specification
- Client certificate verification
- Support for RSA, DSA, and Elliptical Curve public and private keys
In our file transfer server benchmark tests, the typical server will max out its resources long before Cerberus encounters any performance bottlenecks.
FIPS-140-2 Validated
MODE Z Support
Resources
We pride ourselves on world-class support, starting before you ever purchase a license. You can review some of Cerberus FTP Server’s secure file transfer resources here.
Full Feature List
Protocols
FTP, FTP/S, SFTP, SCP, HTTP/S
Transfer Security
SSH, SSL, FIPS 140-2
MFT Automation
Event, Alert & Sync Tools
Environment
Windows Server, Cloud & Virtual
Access Protection
IP, User & Protocol Restriction Tools
Account Management
AD, LDAP, 2FA & More
Auditing and Reporting
File Access, User and Admin Logging
Administration Tools
API, Sync Manager, & Other Tools
Reviews
Cerberus FTP Server is trusted by thousands of customers all over the world. Read what just a few of them have to say below.
“Our users have found Cerberus to be straightforward. We have handled many service tickets over the past three years, and Cerberus has had the least number of issues, by far.”
“We’ve been using Cerberus for at least five years, and it’s been awesome. Everything’s been very simple and easy, and we haven’t come across any limitations. It always just seems to work.”
“It’s not designed to be complicated, and it doesn’t need to be managed. I can hire someone new and they can be up to speed in minutes. Everyone on the team loves it.”
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We offer a 25 day trial of Cerberus FTP Server Enterprise edition.
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