How to secure your file transfers?
Complete practical guide to secure your transfers: encryption in transit, password, direct deletion, private transfer, private hub, antivirus. All actionable options explained step by step.
How to secure your transfers?
Discover all security options available in FileVert and how to activate them to protect your sensitive files.

Encryption in transit (AES-256 + TLS 1.3)
Why: Your data travels over the Internet and can be intercepted on public networks (WiFi, hotspots). How: FileVert automatically encrypts all your files with AES-256 (banking standard) during transfer and uses TLS 1.3 for connections. No action required: it's enabled by default on all your transfers.
- Automatic AES-256 encryption (banking standard)
- Secure TLS 1.3 connections
- Automatic activation, no configuration required
- Protection against interception on public networks
True security: the fundamentals
Essential elements of real security
Secure encryption
Data encrypted from sender to recipient
SHA-2 2048 bits, separate infrastructure keys
Strong authentication
Identity verification before access
Passwords + unique temporary links
Granular access control
Precise permissions per user/group
Instant revocation, complete logs, durations
Geographic sovereignty
Controlled location and jurisdiction
Exclusive France hosting, HDS certified
Audit and traceability
Complete action and access logs
Timestamps, IP, actions, GDPR compliance
Zero knowledge
Technical impossibility of access by provider
Client-side keys, blind infrastructure
Security pretense: marketing vs reality
Decrypting marketing promises of popular solutions
WeTransfer
Secure transfer
Basic HTTPS only
Sécurité réelle
- Advertising data
- No control
- Netherlands servers
- No secure encryption
- No authentication
- Advertising tracking
Smash
Maximum security
Partial encryption
Sécurité réelle
- Aggressive freemium
- Hidden limits
- Geo-blocking
- Unencrypted metadata
- Server keys
- No sovereignty
Google Drive
Google security
Encryption with Google keys
Sécurité réelle
- Advertising scanning
- User profiling
- Ecosystem lock-in
- Google has the keys
- Possible surveillance
- Cloud Act applicable
Dropbox
Enterprise security
Encryption with admin access
Sécurité réelle
- Expensive paid versions
- Restrictive quotas
- US dependency
- Centralized keys
- Government access
- Metadata mining
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