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Teleport

Teleport is the easiest and most secure way to access and protect all your infrastructure.

Description

Teleport is a platform designed to simplify zero trust security for infrastructure access. It provides on-demand, least-privileged access to various resources such as servers, Kubernetes clusters, and databases, all while relying on cryptographic identity and zero trust principles. Teleport offers unified access, identity, and policy governance, thereby eliminating access silos and streamlining security management. The platform integrates with a wide range of systems and complies with numerous industry regulations, making it a comprehensive solution for organizations seeking to improve security and productivity. It's available in cloud, self-hosted, and open-source versions.

Features

Teleport uses cryptographic identities for all users, machines, devices, and resources, securing access via zero trust principles. It enables secretless authentication and ephemeral privileges, providing just-in-time access with granular audit capabilities. The platform offers a unified experience for access, identity, and policy management, eliminating silos. It supports a wide variety of protocols and integrations, enhancing its applicability across various environments. Teleport adheres to multiple compliance regulations, making it suitable for diverse industries.

Benefits

Improved engineer and workforce productivity through streamlined access management and reduced reliance on VPNs and bastion hosts. Enhanced infrastructure protection from identity-based attacks by eliminating secrets and standing privileges. Simplified compliance with various industry regulations, including FedRAMP, SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and more. Stronger security posture through the use of cryptographic identities and zero trust architecture. Centralized policy and access control for all infrastructure, reducing management complexity. Cost savings from eliminating the need for multiple access tools and reducing security incidents.

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