Founder’s update: Where our focus remains with enterprise managed file transfer

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 major platforms like MOVEit and GoAnywhere confirmed their worst fears. We built SFTP Gateway and StorageLink around solving that problem, and it’s still what drives us. Every week, we’re on calls with IT teams who want file transfer running inside their own cloud environment, on their infrastructure, on their terms, and with no third parties touching their data. That’s exactly what we stay focused on.

Here are a few key updates I want to share:

We just launched a containerized version of SFTP Gateway. If your team is running Kubernetes, spinning up a marketplace VM just doesn’t fit your workflow. Now you can deploy SFTP Gateway as a Docker Container, the same way you deploy everything else. G2 ranked us #1 in customer support out of 58 managed file transfer vendors. We beat AWS, IBM, and many other names I have a lot of respect for. Our support team deserves all the credit, and I’m genuinely grateful to everyone who’s taken the time to leave a review. If you’re running an older version of SFTP Gateway, now’s a good time to update. A few operating systems are losing support, and we want to make sure you stay covered. And if you’re exploring alternatives to tools like Files.com or replacing aging platforms like IBM Connect:Direct, we’re happy to talk through how SFTP Gateway or StorageLink might be a fit. Just send us an email at sales@thorntech.com or schedule a demo with our team. Thanks for being part of what we’re building. Jeff Thorn Founder & CEO Thorn Technologies