SFTP Gateway, StorageLink, and managed file transfer news
Sending a file feels effortless. Pull out your phone, tap share, and a photo is halfway around the world before you can put it back in your pocket. Consumer file sharing is one of those
We produce a lot of content about cloud file transfer (blog posts, whitepapers, product documentation), but some topics just need more room than a blog post allows. That’s why we launched Deep Dives, a video
Hello, Several years ago, IT and security teams kept telling us the same thing: they were losing confidence in SaaS file transfer platforms they couldn’t control, audit, or isolate from the internet. High-profile breaches on
Stop combing through text files and start visualizing your SFTP traffic with Grafana, Loki, and Alloy. If you are responsible for secure file transfers, you know that audit logs are a goldmine of information. But
Click-to-deploy marketplaces like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud solved the “quick start” problem beautifully. Launch an AWS AMI, configure a few settings, and you’re running enterprise file transfer in minutes. But for many organizations, that
TLDR: Shadow IT file-sharing tools and compliance gaps create significant enterprise risk, with HIPAA and GDPR violations carrying penalties into the millions. Cloud-deployed SFTP solutions like SFTP Gateway address both challenges by keeping data within
SFTP Gateway wins G2’s Winter 2026 Best Support award in the Managed File Transfer category Who has the best MFT customer support? According to verified user reviews on G2.com, SFTP Gateway from Thorn Technologies has
So, you’re looking for an alternative to Files.com? Before we talk about pricing (and yes, you can save nearly $12,000 annually by using SFTP Gateway from Thorn Technologies), let’s address the elephant in the room:
TLDR: If you’re running SFTP Gateway 3.5 or earlier, you need to upgrade. Amazon Linux 2 reaches end-of-life on June 30, 2026, and Postgres 13 is already unsupported. Beyond the OS deadlines, some critical security
Look for enterprise-grade data transfers for the modern cloud? You’re not alone. Enterprise customers are approaching us with a specific need: a way to replace legacy managed file transfer systems, such as IBM Sterling Connect:Direct,
