A company is sharing sensitive files with another organization. They want to ensure the data is encrypted during transfer. While they have traditionally used FTP, they now need a more secure version. What should they consider?
- FTPS
- HTTP
- SFTP
- TFTP
The company should consider SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol). SFTP is a secure version of FTP that encrypts data during transfer. It uses SSH (Secure Shell) for secure authentication and data encryption, making it suitable for transferring sensitive files over the network.
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