If you're still using SFTP to move mission-critical files, you're not just slow — you're exposed. Protocols like FTP and SFTP were built for a different era: one server, one client, one connection at a time. Today, your infrastructure isn’t that simple. Your file transfer model shouldn't be either.
SFTP, FTP, even Rsync — these protocols all rely on centralized, point-to-point connections. That means:
They're also notoriously brittle:
In the age of distributed systems, SFTP feels like dial-up.
Swarm-based distribution systems like BitTorrent and IPFS flip the model. Instead of moving a file from A to B, they break it into parts and let every recipient participate in distribution. In Valurian’s case:
This model mirrors how CDN caches, distributed ledgers, and blockchain tech are designed: parallelized, resilient, and self-healing.
Valurian implements this swarm-style topology in environments where others can’t:
The result?
You move gigabytes — or terabytes — of sensitive data across sites faster, more securely, and with cryptographic audit trails.
You don’t run your infrastructure on 1980s networking — so why are you still transferring files like it’s 1997? Swarm distribution isn’t just faster. It’s smarter, more secure, and finally ready for sovereign infrastructure. Let us show you.
Still relying on brittle, point-to-point file transfers?
Valurian lets you distribute gigabytes across secure, disconnected sites — in parallel, with full traceability.
Ready in hours. Fully offline. Built for sovereign infrastructure.