TELEPORT ZERO TRUST ACCESS

Secretless Application Access

Secure remote access without VPNs or open ports. Reduce attack surface area by multiplexing all connections to all apps and services on a single public facing port using mutual TLS and certificate auth.

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Teleport allows our engineers to securely access the infrastructure they need to do their jobs without getting in the way of productivity. Everybody wins.

Luke Christopherson, Software Engineer, DoorDash

Eliminate the operational headache of managing VPNs.

RBAC mistakes lead to a breach

Securing one VPN with RBAC is manageable. But, what about enterprises with complex network segmentation spread across multiple cloud platforms? That’s hard. Just a single mistake in RBAC and your infrastructure is easily breached.

Teleport provides unified, scalable access controls

Unifies access control eliminating operational overhead of setting up and managing RBACs and VPNs
Auto-discovery of all resources in your enterprise
Lock down endpoints by replacing public API endpoints with Teleport’s mTLS authentication

VPN administration carries overhead

Engineers lose, misplace, or compromise digital credentials, which puts operational burden on IT support desk and slows down access when you need it. And, passwords can be compromised, creating points of vulnerability

Eliminate static credentials and secrets altogether

Teleport eliminates static and shared credentials. Users and services authenticate to Teleport through physical world attributes (biometrics for humans, and secure enclaves for machines). Password management becomes a thing of the past.

Network... or zero trust?

VPN access to applications mean that access is often granted at a network level... creating possible breach and pivot vectors for threat actors if credentials are compromised.

Zero trust makes identity the new perimter

Teleport grants zero trust access to applications based on the identity and authorization of the individual requesting the access, with actions preserved with session recording.

Most privileged is often the default

Engineers may implement broad default privileges for convenience, which creates an attack surface that can be easily exploited.

Least privileged access hardens security

JIT access requests for servers
Per-session MFA for accessing critical resources
Identify weak access patterns or require access from specified trusted devices

Activity is difficult to trace

Many companies report that it is challenging to figure out who has access to what in their infrastructure, and time-consuming to conduct forensic analysis for compliance or breach remediation.

Make audits or forensic investigation a breeze

See what's happening and who is responsible with the live session views, recorded sessions, and the audit for filesystem changes, data transfers, and command executions. Pass audits easily with ready access to fine-grained data.