TitanFile Glossary

Your Guide to Secure File Sharing & Compliance Terms

Explore essential definitions and concepts in secure file transfer, compliance, and client communication — all in one place.

Technical Security Terms

Secure File Sharing

The process of transmitting confidential files over the internet using encryption and access controls to prevent unauthorized access. Read More >>

End-to-End Encryption

A security method that ensures only the sender and intended recipient can access the file content, not even the service provider. Read More >>

Encryption at Rest

Data is encrypted while stored on a server or device, protecting it from unauthorized access if storage is compromised. Read More >>

Encryption in Transit

Protects data while it moves between devices or servers, ensuring secure delivery across networks. Read More >>

Transport Layer Security (TLS)

A cryptographic protocol that secures communications over the internet, commonly used in secure email and file transfers. Read More >>

Advanced Encryption Standard (AES-256)

A widely used encryption algorithm in both commercial and government systems for protection against brute force attacks. Read More >>

Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)

An encrypted protocol for transferring files over SSH that ensures confidentiality and integrity during transmission. Read More >>

Managed File Transfer (MFT)

An automated, safe way for transferring large or sensitive files between users, systems, and organizations. Read More >>

Zero-Knowledge Encryption

A privacy-first model where only the user can decrypt data, ensuring that even the file sharing provider cannot view its contents. Read More >>