Multi-factor authentication for web, SFTP, and FTP logins
Use native TOTP or external identity providers to protect Web Client, SFTP, FTPS, and administrator logins with more than a password.
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Use native TOTP or external identity providers to protect Web Client, SFTP, FTPS, and administrator logins with more than a password.

Use readable glob patterns or precise regular expressions to select and exclude files, events, and other values across SFTPPlus MFT.
SFTPPlus MFT writes filtered audit events to text, CSV, or Logfmt files and to standard output. Configure each log file for its own purpose, with separate paths, rotation, and retention settings.

Version 5.26.1 is available as a minor update to the SFTPPlus 5 series. This release includes new features and defect fixes.
Protect file transfer services with explicit source IP rules and automatic temporary blocks for repeated failed authentication attempts.
Choose whether SFTPPlus MFT fails, skips, replaces, or renames files when the destination already contains the same name.
Move, copy, rename, or remove files after a transfer without maintaining custom pre-transfer or post-transfer scripts.
Call specialized or legacy tools from SFTPPlus MFT events, pass event details to them, and reuse their text or structured JSON results.
Connect SFTPPlus MFT to existing applications through HTTP APIs, webhooks, or the separately licensed SFTPPlus SDK.