Securing Infrastructure Access at Scale in Large Enterprises
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Teleport Access Platform

Teleport Desktop Access

Identity-based, passwordless access to Windows hosts across all computing environments: in the cloud, on-premises, or on the edge.

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Single Sign On
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Multi Factor Authentication
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Security Key or Biometric Authenticator
Multi Factor Authentication
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Desktop Access
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Windows 10
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Windows 10
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Windows 10
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Improve security and ease-of-use with passwordless access for your Windows infrastructure

Teleport Desktop Access provides identity-based, passwordless access to Windows Servers and Desktops across all cloud, on-premises, and edge environments.
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Active Directory integration

Provide identity-based access to all Windows servers or desktops via integration with your Active Directory or any other SSO provider with MFA support.

Clipboard sharing

Easily copy text between the clipboard on a client and a remote Windows machine. Or disable sharing with Teleport RBAC. Copy activity is tracked in the Teleport audit log.

Directory sharing

Files from your local client are instantly available on the remote Windows host and vice versa. No manual upload or download. All via the browser.

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Secure access that doesn't get in the way

With Teleport, developers stay productive with the same instant, passwordless login to their Windows machines as they have for the rest of their cloud native infrastructure. Windows permissions are always in sync with other layers of your stack removing the need to juggle shared secrets, or hop between VPNs and multiple access points.
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Passwordless login

Teleport provides a single passwordless experience based on biometric authentication to all Windows hosts using your favorite hardware authenticator.

Browser-based access

Enjoy desktop connectivity to your Windows hosts via a web browser using a device of your choice.

Windows and Linux

A single login provides instant access to mixed infrastructure including Windows Servers, Linux Servers, Kubernetes Clusters, databases, CI/CD tools, and the entire DevOps toolbox across all environments.

For Security Professionals

Complete visibility into access and behavior

Teleport provides a live view and an audit log for Windows user sessions across all environments, making it easy to see what’s happening and who is responsible.
Unified audit log

Teleport Desktop Access maintains the detailed audit log of all security events across your Windows fleet. The audit log can be exported to a SIEM solution of your choice.

Session recording

Every interactive desktop session is recorded for future replay.

Live server inventory

With a real-time inventory of all your Windows servers in the cloud, on-prem, or edge, resource discovery and maintenance are easy.

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Works with everything you have

Teleport Desktop Access works with Windows Servers 2012 R2 and Windows 10 or newer. Users can login with Active Directory, or any other SSO provider. Teleport also works with the rest of your Linux, Kubernetes, and DevOps Stack.

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Amazon

Google Cloud

Azure

Linux

Windows

Chef

Okta

Active Directory

Puppet

OneLogin

Kubernetes

Ansible

...and many more

Easy to get started

Teleport is easy to deploy and use. We believe that simple and easy-to-use software is key to first-class security because it reduces the risk of a human error.

Teleport Desktop Access is just a single binary.
  1. Download and install the teleport service.
  2. Connect to your Windows-based infrastructure via a browser.
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