Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Virag Mody, Technical Writer for Gravitational gave a concise talk on Infrastructure Security best practices for SKILupDays DevSecOps 2020. In the talk he covers why certificate authorities are so important, and what individuals can do to create a more secure infrastructure access process.

We've all used SSH dozens of times, but do we really understand how to SSH properly? Using such a powerful tool can come with a lot of risks, especially when we're on highly distributed teams with well-trodden workflows that can be tough to change. In an era of sophisticated phishing attacks and threats always knocking at our doors, we could all use a little help with making sure our infrastructure is as secure as it can be.

Learn how Decisiv provides secure access to developers and deals with compliance hurdles. Senior Engineer Hunter Madison will talk about how Decisiv needed to quickly solve the pain of scaling the engineering team, migrating to AWS, maintaining ISO 27002 compliance, and a few of his key learnings from his two-year journey using Teleport.

This video walks through how to configure Slack with the Teleport Approval Workflow. More detailed instructions are available in the Teleport Admin Guide.

In this webinar, Ev hosts a conversation with Gus Luxton, Gravitational DevOps Engineer, and Jack Naglieri, CEO of Panther Labs, about SSH, why certificate authorities are a must have, how to audit that activity, and what to do with those audit logs once you have them. Both Gus and Jack demo the open source platforms that they are working on Teleport, and Panther.

This video walks though how to set up Teleport to use GitHub for Single Sign On.

In this webinar, Ev and Andrew have a conversation about auditing kubernetes, what those logs might look like in a platform like Sumo Logic, and what added benefits one could receive from using a secure access tool like Teleport for audit logs and alerts.

In this video, we show the basic capabilities of Gravitational Teleport, an open-source Linux server for setting up infrastructure access via SSH or Kubernetes. Gravitational Teleport is a gateway for managing access to clusters of Linux servers via SSH or the Kubernetes API. Download Teleport Community here and try it for your self Check out our GitHub repo here If you want to ask any questions reach out here.

We recently released the newest version of Teleport 4.3 with a new UI, an API driven approach, expanded audit capabilities, and a continued commitment to open source! Features included in this release.