
TELEPORT ZERO TRUST ACCESS



Nearly 9 in 10 organizations had at least one container or Kubernetes security incident in the last 12 months
The State of Kubernetes Security Report - 2024


RBAC mistakes lead to a breach
Securing access to a single K8s cluster is manageable. But, what about enterprises with multiple K8s clusters spread across multiple cloud platforms? That’s hard. Just a single mistake in RBAC and your K8s infrastructure is easily breached.

Teleport provides unified, scalable access controls for Kubernetes

Secrets are not so secret
Security report after security report details incidents where credentials, keys, etc. were visible as plain text and accessible to anyone who looked. Why go to the trouble of managing a secret if it really isn’t secret?

Eliminate credentials and secrets altogether
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
Most RBAC tools are not purpose-built for modern infrastructure, or are not designed to be scalable across an enterprise. In both cases, they are usually not easy for DevOps teams to use.

Built by DevOps teams, for DevOps teams

Most privileged is the default
Recent industry reports demonstrate that too many Kubernetes teams stick with default security configurations, which often provides broad privilege that is easily exploited.

Least privileged access
Harden infrastructure access while improving engineer velocity. Control access to Kubernetes clusters and streamline access workflows for engineering teams.
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 all Kubernetes clusters, 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 within the Kubernetes clusters, for real-time monitoring and forensic analysis.
AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
Alibaba Cloud Container Service for Kubernetes
Digital Ocean Kubernetes
Linode Kubernetes Engine
MicroKubernetes
Minikube
Mirantis Kubernetes Engine
Helm
CIVO
K3s
Orka
RedHat OpenShift
EKS Anywhere

Delight your engineers. Protect your infrastructure.