All file transfers using FTP can be secured using FTPS, which is similar to using https rather than HTTP for web traffic.  The entire transfer session, including userid and passwords, are encrypted.

Most FTP clients will support FTPS and will secure the connection automatically.  If not, and it isn't clear how to enable it, look for the option "TLS" (TLS is the method used in FTPS to secure an FTP session).

 



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