Tectia Server

Tectia Server provides the Secure Shell server features and tools. It enables secure file transfers, secure application connectivity, and secure remote administration services over unsecured networks.

Tectia Server is a robust, flexible, and field-tested server implementation of the Secure Shell protocol with easy-to-use graphical user interface for configuring Tectia Server Its technology has been the choice of numerous large corporations, banks, financial organizations, and governments around the world.

Tectia Server provides strong user authentication, traffic encryption/decryption, and both traffic and file integrity checking. It also provides out-of-the-box interfaces to integrate to existing third-party authentication or authorization systems (such as Pluggable Authentication Modules, RSA SecurID, GSSAPI, PKI with CAC and PIV cards) or seamlessly to Tectia Zero Trust Module with session recording and role-based access with just-in-time X.509 and OpenSSH certificates.

Tectia Server

Tectia Server is available for Unix and Windows platforms, such as Oracle Solaris, IBM AIX, HP-UX, SUSE and Red Hat Linux, and Microsoft Windows. The server license subscription includes also Tectia Client that can be installed on the same host.

Tectia Server offers all Secure Shell server functionality, including secure terminal, SFTP, and tunneling. When Tectia Client or Tectia ConnectSecure is acting as the counterpart, Tectia Server supports also the enhanced file transfer (EFT) features, such as streaming for fast transfer of large files.

Tectia Server for IBM z/OS

Tectia Server for IBM z/OS has been designed for z/OS platforms running on IBM mainframes. It provides the same services as Tectia Server on Unix and out-of-the-box support for direct MVS data set access and interactive data set listing, interfacing with JES, I/O streaming, configurable ASCII/EBCDIC code set conversions, ISPF application, and FTP compatibility commands, such as the SITE command. z/OS client side tools support FTP-SFTP conversion, transparent FTP tunneling, and enhanced file transfer (EFT) features.