We did it. Today the “first 100”, the first batch of SFTP.cloud early-adopters have received each a personal email from our CTO. Sent manually, not a mail-merge.
And we published a 9-minute video that shows the platform in action, end to end, for the first time.
The video covers some of the most common quick-start topics, like:
How to sign up
How to create your first site
How to create your first transfer-user
How to connect your own storage (Linux and Windows)
How to transfer some files (via its WebClient UI)
Nothing fancy. Just the basics. But it can point you the right direction, because the way our platform works is unlike any other cloud-based SFTP/MFT you may be familiar with.
With SFTP.cloud, in fact:
Your files never touch our servers. Not cached nor staged anywhere on our side.
We never hold your storage credentials. There is nothing in our infrastructure that could be stolen and used against your data.
Nothing new opens in your firewall. Your Storage Connector dials out to us. Nothing dials in.
Post-quantum cipher suites on SFTP, FTPS, FTPES and HTTPS. Yes, all four of them from day one.
Two signed audit trails per session, one written on your side with a key we never have. Neither of us can quietly rewrite what happened.
Cross-VFS and even Cross-Connector managed transfers. Move files from your New York office to your Tokio subsidiary on a scheduled job, or a simple drag and drop.
At-rest encryption with your own keys. Keys you never have to give us, not even temporarily.
And all that needs to be shown, not just talked about. Now we have.
And for those of you who may be interested in this service, there’s still a little bit of time to sign up for the second wave of early adopters (who, just like the first wave, will also receive a discount when the platform launches officially, after its early-access period runs out).
Thank you all!