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ANZ Fileactive Security

Geography: This article is applicable for ANZ Transactive - Global and ANZ Fileactive customers banking in all ANZ geographies.
Full details are available in Features by Geography.

About ANZ Fileactive Security

ANZ uses a range of risk management and security features to help safeguard your corporate accounts and information when using our digital services, including ANZ Fileactive. If you have access to an ANZ digital service, you must understand your obligations in protecting your data, as online security is a shared responsibility.

ANZ is committed to helping you reduce the risk of these threats by providing a range of resources. We recommend that you periodically review the latest information on the following websites:

For simple, everyday information on cyber security for business, read ANZ’s Simplifying Cyber for Business guide.

 

Security:

PGP Key
PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) Key is a data encryption tool used to encrypt and decrypt files, text and emails, providing privacy, security and authentication for online communications. PGP key uses a combination of a public key and a private key, generating a keypair to send and receive files securely, and providing a unique signature.
To protect your ANZ Fileactive files, download the current public PGP Key, and contact your organisation’s technical support or ERP administrator for assistance updating your ERP system with the current PGP key.
ANZ Fileactive PGP Key
The current PGP key is valid until 17 November 2027
Version: SecureBlackbox 20
File Type: .pub
File Size: 2KB

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SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol)
SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) provides secure file access, transfer, and management over an encrypted data stream. It is widely used for securely exchanging sensitive financial data between systems.
OAuth (Open Authorisation)
OAuth (Open Authorisation) is a widely adopted authorisation framework that allows you to consent to an application interacting with another on your behalf without having to reveal your password.
JSON Web Token (JWT)
JSON Web Token (JWT)) is used to securely transfer information over the web (between two parties) in a JSON format. JWTs can be used to authorise access to resources and services.

Additionally APIs can be secured using a combination of JSON Web Token and JWS (Java Web Security) for encryption and signing.

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