


As concerns about privacy and confidentiality increase, implementing a reliable method for the secure transfer of data (SFTP) has become a critical business process. Our reliable, 100% UK-based, fully managed SFTP hosting services are designed with maximum security in mind for business.
In order to ensure maximum security, Hyve’s SFTP solution is dedicated to every individual customer on their own dedicated windows server. This ensures no noisy neighbours or cross-user security issues caused by sharing SaaS-based solutions.
All data is stored in the UK in our highly secure UK data centres. A web-based user interface is available for management and to allow your users to upload and download files.
Users can also use their favourite SFTP client if preferred. Each server is offered a managed firewall and 7-day backups.
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Our SFTP service provides users with a secure method to send, receive and store valuable company data over the internet. It runs on a cloud server dedicated to each customer, providing businesses with a secure and reliable file-sharing system. Here are some benefits:
Secure transfer of data using FTPS, SFTP & HTTPS. High AES 256 bit encryption with public key authentication.
Hosted on our high availability cloud, all solutions guarantee consistent super-fast performance and rock-solid reliability.
Our secure transfer plans have no file size limits or bandwidth charges, and provide an unlimited number of file transfers.
Secure transfer of data via web browser, client software and scripting. Transfer files securely using FTPS, SFTP or HTTPS.
Configure Secure FTP plans with a virtually endless set of user access rights such as upload, download, delete and overwrite.
Authenticate using popular smart phone apps such as Google Authenticator.
Public key authentication is a secure way to prove identity online, and is a vital part of information security technology for many companies.
Public key authentication uses computer generated numbers called ‘keys’. Two keys are required – a ‘private key’ known only to you, and a ‘public key’ that can be accessed by anyone. The two keys work together, so a message encrypted with the private key can only be decrypted with the public key and vice versa.
As well as needing the correct username and password, public-key authentication requires that the user must also connect using the specific computer that the private key is installed on or authentication will fail. All Secure FTP hosting solutions from Hyve support public-key authentication to provide this additional layer of security.
Our Secure FTP solutions are compatible with the following protocols using the ports listed. Port 21 (FTP) & Port 80 (HTTP) are blocked by default at both server and firewall level to prevent unsecured access.
FTPS | FTP over SSL | Port 990 |
SFTP | SSH File Transfer Protocol/FTP over SSH | Port 22 |
HTTPS | SSL/Secure File Transfer via Web Browser | Port 443 |
Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) is a secure method for transferring files over the internet.
SFTP securely parcels everything sent between the network and server into an encrypted package, including the passwords you enter to access the server. Using this method is called tunnelling, as it sends the data down a closed encrypted path, like a tunnel.
SFTP is a popular product for businesses that need to securely transfer data, especially financial services companies, the legal industry, payroll data companies etc.
FTP transmissions are sent in plain text, making it simple for hackers to pry on a network and digest data that is transmitted across it, whereas Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) ensures that all files only travel in encrypted form.
SFTP provides a much more secure connection and error handling than FTP. Using encryption and tunnelling through one channel as opposed to two means that the connection is always secured, and no clear data such as text passwords are transferred.
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