There are a number of free and commercial SSH clients available for Windows:

Unlike the open source alternatives Tectia SSH Windows server comes with professional support services, and fully supports advances security features such as certificate authentication and SSH key management. See Microsoft blog for details: OpenSSH support announcement and Windows Support Announcement.

The announcement of the upcoming OpenSSH support for Windows PowerShell was given in mid 2015, and the target date for software availability was in mid 2016. SSH is used in practically all corporate networks for securing remote management, file transfers, and automated tasks. Microsoft has announced their plan of making a port of OpenSSH available in Windows. Other implementations are available from companies such as Bitvise, and community project teams such as FileZilla (for file transfers only). Tectia SSH is the leading Windows SSH server implementation. There are several SSH server implementations available.

Windows servers require an SSH server to be installed to allow secure remote login, secure file transfers, and automated remote command execution.

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