About PGP Keys
- Last Updated: June 10, 2026
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- MOVEit Automation
- Version 2025.1
- Version 2025
- Documentation
Note: PGP Keys is a licensed feature, and depends on the
installed MOVEit Automation edition. The license determines the
features that you can access.
PGP encryption is a form of public key file encryption that can be used to encrypt files and/or emails for transfer over public networks. In addition to encrypting files, PGP compresses files to save space if possible and can provide digital signing capability.
MOVEit Automation stores PGP keys in files called keyrings, which contain public keys, and private/public keypairs. For more information, see Public and Private Keys.
Note: Ensure that you save your PGP key password in a secure location as
it cannot be retrieved from MOVEit if it is lost.
PGP Key Expiry
PGP public keys can encrypt files up to the day they expire. Once the key expires it cannot be used to encrypt data. A private key will continue to decrypt data that was encrypted by that public key, even after the public key expires.
To view PGP Keys in MOVEit Automation
- Click RESOURCES > Keys and Certs. The page lists all keys and
certs.
You can filter the list.