In addition, FTP provides a uniform standard for sharing files within an organization, instead of leaving everyone to choose their own data sharing method (most of which will be less effective). That means you can continue working on another upload or download instead of sitting around and waiting for each process.

To improve your overall workflow: FileZilla makes organizations more efficient by allowing them to not only send large files but also run other transfers at the same time.

For greater file control: FileZilla provides user permission and access controls to determine who can share, edit, upload, and download files through the system.

FTP programs like FileZilla support the moving of large files for those organizations, like if you’re sending or receiving bulky video files or a collection of RAW images. Users often need to send massive files all at once instead of zipping up the files or separating them into smaller files.

For moving large files: You’ll often encounter file size sending limits with email, cloud storage tools, and other file-sharing software.

You can then re-upload damaged or missing files if something goes wrong. Therefore, it’s wise to use FileZilla to transfer backups of your site files to other locations, like cloud storage or your own computer.

For disaster recovery: Website files, no matter how secure, have the potential for corruption, deletion, and a wide array of other problems.

Standard FTP isn’t encrypted, but there are other protocols like FTPS and SFTP (both supported in FileZilla) that encrypt data to protect it all during transit.

To secure your content: Users often need to move data that contains sensitive information or files that require a reliable delivery without any intruders.

We also try to be at that level with our SaaS tool support. Kinsta spoiled me so bad that I demand that level of service from every provider now.

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