JSCAPE MFT Server 8.8 Released

Words By Van Glass

Last Updated: December 7, 2022

JSCAPE MFT Server 8.8 is released including improved support for ad-hoc file transfers and SSO via OpenID and SAML identity providers.

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JSCAPE is pleased to announce the release of JSCAPE MFT Server 8.8. This release focuses on a number of improvements to it’s ad-hoc file transfer and authentication modules.

Highlights

Added support for optional web SSO authentication with support for SAML and OpenID authentication providers.
Added support for multipart emails when sending ad-hoc emails to include both text and HTML versions.
Improved performance for large quantities of ad-hoc file transfers.
Added ability to manage server, host, client and PGP keys from administrative web interface.
Miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please see the version history for more information on changes in this release.

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