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No. Perhaps a future update will provide this feature. Regular FTP is vulnerable to “packet sniffing,” where a malicious user on the network monitors network traffic, hoping to pick up a password or some other useful information. “Secure FTP” uses encryption to prevent eavesdroppers from picking up the password.
