Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

0:26 Passwordless Windows Access

1:23 CLI Support for AWS, GCP and Azure

2:07 Database Additions

3:17 Device Trust

Join Hunter Madison(cloud architect, @IBM ), Kenneth DuMez (developer relations engineer, @goteleport and Gus Luxton(Solutions Engineer, @goteleport ) as they discuss emerging trends in the cybersecurity space, their personal journeys in tech, and why Teleport is a must-have tool for any security-conscious business!

Featuring Ben Arent from @goteleport Kevin Hanford from @discord Sako from Gladly Josh Wieder from buyersedgeplatform.com.

Moderated by Ben Arent, DevRel Manager at Teleport. Panelists: Joseph Conti, Production Engineer at Jump Trading Group; Chris Spann, Production Engineer.

With the release of Teleport 12, we now offer Desktop Access without the requirement of Active Directory. In this video, we'll walk through how to set this up.

With Teleport you can register your AWS account as an application and access it securely within Teleport. You can also use the AWS CLI. In this video, we'll take a look at a new way to create a secure, local AWS Proxy to use for third-party tools like Terraform and Boto3.

In this video, we'll configure Teleport and Active Directory to provide secure, passwordless access to Windows desktops. In addition, you get Teleport's RBAC system to control access to these Windows desktops, support for copying and pasting to and from remote hosts, as well as Teleport auditing capabilities to capture logs and recordings of all desktop connections.

In this video, we'll look at how to use Visual Studio Code's Remote SSH extension alongside of Teleport. This extension allows users to open any file or folder on a remote machine using SSH along with the ability to utilize VS Code's full feature set. Well use Teleport to generate an OpenSSH config, granting secure, short-lived access, to it's managed servers, via this extension.