Reflection for Secure IT Web Edition is a web-based file transfer solution that allows enterprise users to securely upload or download files of any size to corporate servers. No desktop installation or configuration is required. It is part of the Reflection for Secure IT family of SSH clients and servers for Windows and UNIX—all designed to protect data in motion.
| Key Features in Version 8.0 |
- Support for major browsers.
- Industry-standard security with Secure Shell (SSH) support.
- Checkpoint restart for stopping or restarting a transfer.
- Separate management of external and internal user accounts.
- File transfer auditing.
- Easy drag-and-drop transfers.
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With Reflection for Secure IT Web Edition, you can:
- Provide file transfer capabilities to users through a web browser.
- Use the secure shell (SSH) protocol standard to protect sensitive files in transit.
- Avoid placing files in the DMZ as a step in the transfer process.
- Pause and resume a file transfer, or recover a failed transfer, at the place where it stopped.
- Maintain audit records of all file transfers.
In these ways, you can support safer information sharing and meet growing regulatory requirements with confidence.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Secure File Transfer
- Browser-based file transfer client:
- SFTP version 3 and version 4
- Password authentication
- Preconfigured ciphers (AES128-CBC, 3DES-CBC, Arcfour, and Blowfish-CBC)
- Preconfigured MACs (HMAC-SHA1, HMAC-SHA256, HMAC-SHA512, and HMAC-MD5)
- SCP and SFTP version 4 protocol support
- SCP and SFTP special features:
- Smart Copy (to eliminate redundant copying of identical source and target files)
- File transfer resume after interrupted downloads
- SCP1 protocol support (for compatibility with OpenSSH clients)
- Virtual directory and chroot environment support
Secure Shell Access
- Secure remote terminal connections:
- Configurable terminal provider (cmd.exe)
- Configurable terminal default directory
- Use of mapped drives to access network directories during terminal sessions
- Secure remote command execution
Access Control
- Assignable rights (allow or deny):
- Terminal shell access
- Exec requests
- Local port forwarding
- Remote port forwarding
- SCP1 access
- SFTP/SCP2 access
- SFTP activities (Browse, Download, Upload, Delete, and Rename)
- Assignable to (subconfigurations):
- Global
- Groups
- Users
- Per client system (by IP address or domain name)
- Deny connections to users without Windows interactive access rights
- Control over the number of connections allowed per user
- Use of alternative credentials for accessing SFTP directories (for file transfers) and mapped drives (for terminal sessions)
Tunneling
- TCP port forwarding (local and remote)
- FTP protocol (active and passive mode)
- RDP protocol
Standards Support
- Compliance with IETF Secsh Internet drafts and RFCs 4250–4254, 4256, 4462, 4344, 4345, and 4716
- UTF-8 character support allows userids, file names, and paths in many languages, including Middle Eastern and Asian languages
- Cryptographic Library Validation
- FIPS 140-2 Level 1 (Certificates #1027 and #1291)
Algorithms
- Ciphers:
- AES (128-, 192-, and 256-bit CTR)
- AES (128-, 192-, and 256 bit-CBC)
- 3DES (3 56-bit key EDE)
- Blowfish (128-bit)
- CAST (128-bit)
- Arcfour (128- and 256-bit)
- MACs:
- HMAC-MD5 (optional MD5 rejection available)
- HMAC-MD5-96
- HMAC-SHA1
- HMAC-SHA1-96
- HMAC-SHA256
- HMAC-SHA512
- RIPEMD160
- Meets DoD requirements for SHA-2
- Key exchange:
- Diffie-Hellman
- GSS-API key exchange
Authentication
- Server authentication:
- Public key (RSA and DSA)
- PKI X.509 certificates
- GSSAPI/Kerberos
- User authentication:
- Password (local user and Windows domain user)
- Public key:
- RSA user keys
- DSA user keys
- OpenSSH public key interoperability
- Keyboard interactive:
- RSA SecurID
- RADIUS
- Keyboard-interactive password
- PKI X.509 certificates
- GSSAPI/Kerberos
- Reflection PKI Services Manager:
- Centralized configuration and management of PKI functions across multiple Reflection for Secure IT Windows servers, UNIX servers, and UNIX clients
- Standalone service module supported on most platforms supported by Reflection for Secure IT Windows and UNIX servers
- DoD PKI certified
- FIPS 140-2 Level 1-validated for most supported platforms (Certificate #1048)
- RFCs 2253, 2560, and 3280
- X.509 certificates for server and client authentication (X.509 versions 1-3)
- Version 2 X.509 CRL
- OCSP revocation checks
- HSPD-12 support
- Support for LDAP and HTTP certificate and CRL repositories
- Support for Microsoft Windows Certificate Store
- Certificate extensions supported:
- CDP
- IDP
- AIA
- Policy constraints
- Basic constraints
- Name constraints
- Extended key usage
- Customizable configuration on per trust anchor basis
- Fully customizable mapping of SSH user account names to certificates
- SOCKS proxy support
- PKI client command line utility for querying services availability and certificate validity
Auditing
- Configurable Windows Event Log level
- Configurable Debug Log with local and UTC time stamps
- Notification of exceeded maximum password attempts
- Dedicated audit log for all file transfers
Remote Server Access
- Supported protocol (SFTP version 3 or version 4)
- Supported authentications (password or public key)
- Settable root directory on remote server
- File type identification for handling as text files
- Upload, download, and directory listings
- Checkpoint-resume and smart copy are supported when remote server is from the Reflection for Secure IT family
Administrative Tools
- Customizable locations for server configuration files
- Section 508 support in the Reflection for Secure IT Server for Windows configuration utility
System Requirements
- Server components:
- Operating system:
- Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 (x86-64)
- Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (x86 and x86-64)
- Microsoft Cluster Service support
- Administrative interface:
- Supported browsers include Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari (Mac)
- Client components:
- Web browser enabled for Java 1.6+, JavaScript, and cookies (see Administrator Guide for details)
- TCP/IP network connection
- Any hardware system that meets the minimum requirements for the Java Runtime Environment
- Supported browsers include Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari (Mac)
- Disk space varies depending on the features installed
- Network interface card