CuteFTP

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CuteFTP
Developer: GlobalSCAPE
Latest release: 8.0 / September 9, 2006
OS: Windows & Mac
Use: FTP client: Home & Pro
License: Proprietary
Website: globalscape.com

CuteFTP is a series of FTP (file transfer) client applications developed by GlobalSCAPE since 1996, sporting a simple and easy to use Windows-based or Mac-based interface and made for both home and professional use.

In the business or home environment, the CuteFTP line is used to transfer files between your computer and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) servers, for a host of needs including whether you are downloading the latest digital music, images, or software, publishing a Web page, or if you need to easily, securely and reliably transfer even very large files between your home and office, in P2P, or for B2B (business to business) needs. Since 1999, CuteFTP Pro (now called CuteFTP Professional) has also been available alongside CuteFTP Home, which supports more security-based features in critical file transfers over industry standard protocols (such as FTPS, HTTPS and SSH).

CuteFTP tools for tackling the complex challenges of data management and to help achieve HIPAA, GLBA and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance include:

Security: FTP/S (SSL) HTTP/S (SSL) Secure Shell (SSH) OpenPGP encryption and decryption One Time Password authentication protocol Password Manager

Automation: Schedule fast, fully-automated transfers Safely backup or synchronize your sites Easily monitor local folders for changes Create labor and time saving scripts and macros Create Podcast RSS feeds and manage audio files

Simplicity: Connect to new sites in a snap with step-by-step wizards Painlessly edit remote documents with its built-in editor Drag and Drop files for easy transfers View thumbnails of remote images

Speed: Dramatically accelerate file transfers Securely work with multiple remote sites at one time Effortlessly perform up to 100 concurrent transfers


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