SFTP Gateway now publishes a written Product Support Lifecycle and a Version Support Calendar for every cloud marketplace, so you always know exactly how long your version stays patched, and when. Thorn Technologies is introducing the SFTP Gateway Product Support Lifecycle: a written commitment to
Cl0p doesn’t really hack organizations. They hack file transfer platforms. The math is simple: find one exploitable vulnerability in a widely deployed MFT product, and you don’t compromise one company; you compromise every company running that software simultaneously. In late 2024, Cl0p ran that playbook
Organizations in highly regulated industries face a frustrating paradox. The same file transfers that keep operations running also create their biggest compliance vulnerabilities. Every patient record, financial statement, and customs document that moves between systems represents both business necessity and regulatory risk. A single ransomware
A recent piece in IT Brew got us thinking. Drawing on 2026 benchmark data from IANS Research, the article found that most CISOs get just 15–30 minutes per quarter with their board, and even then, stakeholders often leave without a clear grasp of actual business
Legacy managed file transfer systems are expensive, hard to integrate with modern cloud infrastructure, and sold by vendors with pricing models that haven’t kept pace with how enterprises actually work today. When SaaS file transfer platforms promise lower costs and zero infrastructure headaches, it is
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 your own cloud environment while providing the audit trails, encryption,
