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Secretless Desktop Access
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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
Access Windows hosts in the cloud, on-premises, or at the edge
Complex infrastructure slows development
Engineers need to maintain context for access paths and security configurations, slowing down work on the core products and services that generate revenue.
Unified access and automation simplifies infrastructure
Unify access for all humans and machines, eliminating the need to maintain complex access paths.
Login once and easily switch between environments without keys, VPNs, or multiple access points.
Automate deployment of large-scale infrastructure and auto-discover all infrastructure in your enterprise.
Secrets are not so secret
Static credentials, keys, or tokens are responsible for many of today's breaches.
Eliminate static credentials and secrets forever
Teleport eliminates static and shared credentials such as API keys and passwords.
Users and services authenticate by leveraging SSO, mTLS, and secure enclaves.
Pick one: Security, or ease of use
Many RBAC tools are not easy for infrastructure teams to use at scale, and many security models may not support fine-grained partitioning of data for authorization.
Delight engineers and simplify policy at scale
Teleport’s RBAC, ABAC, and device trust access models enable infrastructure teams to define the policy appropriate to data governance, and at scale.
For example, Teleport enables you to restrict access at cluster or table levels to certain roles (e.g., "never touch production.")
Over privileged accounts are everywhere
Engineers may implement broad default privileges for convenience, which creates an attack surface that can be easily exploited.
Make least privilege the default
Teleport enforces least privilege by default with features such as:
- Just-in-time (JIT) access requests for databases
- Per-session MFA for accessing critical resources
- Unified access control for human and non-human identities
- Identify weak access patterns or require access from specified trusted devices
Activity is difficult to trace or attribute
Figuring out who has access to what infrastructure makes it time-consuming to conduct forensic analysis for compliance or breach remediation.
Make audits or forensic investigation a breeze
See what's happening and which identity is responsible with live session views, recorded sessions, and detailed audit logs across infrastructure. Pass audits easily with ready access to fine-grained data.
Teleport is the easiest and most secure way to access and protect all your infrastructure
Harden infrastructure access while improving engineer velocity. Control access to Windows hosts and servers and streamline access workflows for engineering teams.
Secure, On-Demand Access to Infrastructure
Granular Access Control: Get precise definitions of roles and permissions, ensuring users have only the access they need.
Unified Access Management: Provide centralized control over access to Windows hosts and servers, simplifying management and improving security posture.
Auditable Access: Log all access events for a comprehensive audit trail.
Secure Authentication: Integrate with Single Sign-On (SSO) and multi-factor authentication (MFA).
Session Recording: Record all user sessions, for real-time monitoring and forensic analysis.
Works with everything you have
AWS
GCP
Azure
Entra
Puppet
Okta
Windows
Active Directory
Chef
Ansible
OneLogin
Backstage
...and many more
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Additional Resources
Documentation
Role-based Access Control for Desktops
Learn how to configure RBAC for Windows Desktops.
Blog
Teleport 17 in Seven Minutes
Review this blog to learn about the enhancements in Teleport 17, along with video illustration of key new features enhancing usability and resiliency.
Guide
Getting Started with Teleport Desktop Access
This tutorial illustrates step by step how to set up and run Teleport Desktop Access.