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Trusted Computing: The Role of Infrastructure IAM

The role of trust for both employees and customers has come under increased scrutiny in the past decade. The rise of concepts such as zero trust for the workforce and the privacy/personalisation paradox for customers has moved trust from being an exercise in academic rigour, to one which has realigned enterprise security architecture choices.

It's Finally Time to Embrace Trusted Computing

Does your corporate network treat users on VPNs as trusted regardless of who they are? Does your web server connect to its database as a fictitious user with a password in a config file somewhere? Or perhaps the most frightening scenario: did your platform engineer log in as root to configure your CI/CD pipeline toolchain? These three situations are all examples of anonymous users – someone taking action somewhere on your network or in one of your cloud accounts without identifying themselves.

Teleport's Evolution: Today's Name Changes Reflect a Strategic Shift in Infrastructure Security

As the world of infrastructure security grows more complex, maintaining clarity and precision in how we present our solutions is critical. Teleport’s platform's capabilities have expanded significantly over time. To better align with our mission and help customers understand the full potential of our platform, we are introducing new names for our product suite.

Zero-Trust Access for GitHub

Our journey with GitHub proxy support began with an internal challenge: securing our most critical repositories against unauthorized acess. As a company that manages infrastructure as code, including sensitive systems like Hardening Okta with Terraform, we needed an ironclad solution to lock down acess to our codebase. The problem was that traditional authentication methods like SSH keys and Personal Access Tokens (PATs) left our repositories vulnerable to unauthorized access.

Eliminating Shadow Access: The Hidden Dangers of SSH and API Keys

Speakers Eliminating Shadow Access: The Hidden Dangers of SSH and API Keys Static credentials like SSH keys and API keys play a prominent role in managing modern infrastructure, automating tasks, and enabling software integration, but they also pose significant risks. These keys are often difficult to track, escape traditional monitoring tools, and can be easily exploited if stolen, leading to breaches, shadow access, and compliance issues.

How to provision certificates for internal services with Teleport Workload Identity

In this day and age, establishing cryptographic trust and encryption between internal services is a must. Without this, attackers who gain access to your internal networks can easily impersonate services and intercept exchanged data. As time has gone on, the potential impact of compromise has only grown as machines are trusted with increasingly sensitive data and completing increasingly important tasks.

Experience Frictionless Access Without Sacrificing Security

Are you tired of hitting roadblocks just when you need to make critical updates? You’re rushing to resolve an issue, only to realize you’ve lost access to the Kubernetes cluster or database you need. You file a ticket, wait for IT approval, and hope it doesn’t take days—while your deadline looms. Sound familiar?

Securing and Protecting Enterprise Cloud Data MegaCast - Teleport

Securing and Protecting Enterprise Cloud Data - Teleport As organizations increasingly rely on cloud platforms for data storage and operations, safeguarding sensitive information has become a critical challenge. This MegaCast brings together industry experts to share actionable strategies for protecting enterprise data in the cloud, addressing both current threats and emerging risks. Attendees will gain insights into effective approaches for minimizing vulnerabilities, meeting compliance requirements, and implementing robust access controls.

Four Ways Teleport Overcomes the Limitations of VPNs and Bastions

As organizations evolve to embrace cloud-native architectures and distributed teams, the limitations of legacy access solutions like virtual private networks (VPNs) and bastion hosts have become apparent. Once reliable for securing static, on-premises environments, these tools do not scale well for securing modern infrastructure, are expensive to maintain, increase security vulnerabilities, and can hinder regulatory compliance.