southrivertech/titanmft repository overview

⁠ Titan MFT Server

⁠Secure Managed File Transfer (MFT) Server

Titan MFT is a secure Managed File Transfer solution that allows you to automate and secure business critical file transfer workflows. A highly customizable automation engine built on open standards including an OpenAPI, SDK, CLI and others ensures the highest level connectivity with your trading partners.

Designed for the Cloud, Titan MFT takes an industry-first approach to centralized enterprise-level automated secure file transfer tasks. Native support for a wide variety of secure file transfer protocols are included for free with this edition. SFTP over SSH, Secure FTP/S, WebDAV/S for secure connectivity with SharePoint, and Enterprise File Sharing over HTTP/S using the latest TLS v1.3. Under the hood it's 2048-bit encryption technologies such as AES and PGP topped off with Keccak/SHA-3 level secure hashing options and NSA grade secure data scrubbing logic.

Some of the features of Titan MFT which are available include:

• Sophisticated Scheduler– A wide variety of scheduling options are available to automate transfer jobs to your partners.
• PGP Encryption and Signing– Encrypt files before sending to partners or unencrypt them when receiving from remote partners. Signature verification is also possible.
• Connector Support- Support for various server types including SFTP, FTP/S, Amazon S3, Google Drive and more
• Data Loss Prevention- With option use of Titan Neo you can use AI features to detect sensitive content before transfer, i.e. medical or financial information.
• Many more features are available; see the Titan MFT Admin Guide.

⁠Usage

Starting a Titan MFT Server instance is simple:

docker run  -d "southrivertech/titanmft:latest" -name myserver -host myhost -p 37443:37443

• -d is the name of the image
• -name will be the container name as it runs in docker
• -host will be the host name.
• -p is the public:private port mapping to open through the firewall

⁠Web-Based Admin Console

The admin console is web-based. It includes a self-signed certificate for 'localhost' which will allow you to connect, but you will receive a browser warning due to the host-name mismatch. This is normal. You'll want to replace the self-signed certificate with your own certificate eventually.

https://myhost:37443/

⁠About Us

SRT has been developing secure server solutions since the turn of the century; that's quite a long time. Our Titan platform has been installed on millions of servers in over 170 countries over the last 20 years. Our Titan MFT and Titan DMZ Server solutions have been built from the same vetted platform. Initially 32-bit windows with C++, our development team has been working diligently for the last few years to re-write the entire code base, over 2,000,000 lines of code, using the latest .Net Core technologies. The goal is to produce the most secure, cross platform compliant, server available. We would love to hear how we are doing.

⁠Support

Support options can be found on our website at https://www.southrivertech.com/support⁠