The story of BastionZero

BastionZero is leveraging cryptography to reimagine the tools used to manage remote access to kubernetes, server, application, and database infrastructure across cloud and on-prem environments. The company was founded by a cybersecurity professor and cybersecurity PhD who spent years working together at Boston University.

‍The architecture of BastionZero is inspired by innovations in threshold-based cryptography and developed by a team of cryptographers and infrastructure experts looking to simplify the lives of cloud security teams, while modernizing the security models used in the cloud security space. We are backed by top VCs along with experienced individual operators of cybersecurity and SaaS businesses.

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Our Leadership

Sharon Goldberg, PhD

CEO & Co-Founder

Sharon Goldberg is also a CS professor, author of 30+ peer-reviewed infosec papers & contributor to BGP, DNS, NTP & Bitcoin standards.

Ethan Heilman, PhD

CTO & Co-Founder

Ethan Heilman has been a software dev at various startups & inventor of cryptographic protocols & attacks. He holds a PhD in infosec.

Mike Milano

Chief Product Officer

Mike Milano is a former SVP Engineering & Product at Cisco and iBoss. He has decades of experience building cloud security products.

Kevin Romani

CRO

Kevin Romani is the former VP of Global Sales at NS1. He has nearly 20 years of experience in building and scaling enterprise software sales teams that deliver rapid growth.

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Lateral Movement and What You Can Do About It

In a cybersecurity landscape that's evolving at an unprecedented pace, the concept of lateral movement has become a focal point of concern. This process enables attackers to traverse a network after gaining initial entry, often culminating in data breaches and other cyber incidents. Traditional security measures, particularly perimeter-based defenses like VPNs, are increasingly proving inadequate. These conventional methods may gate access to a network but offer little control over activities within, making them susceptible to lateral movement attacks.

Don’t Fall for The Two Most Common Secure Remote Access Mistakes

In a world of constant cyber threats, it’s no wonder companies seek the most secure remote access tools to ensure that only the right people have access to the right infrastructure. Yet even the best-intentioned security team can go about implementing remote access in ways that ultimately leave them vulnerable to infiltration. There are two big mistakes that companies make when it comes to controlling infrastructure access:‍ Thinking that a VPN is sufficient. Using an access management solution that relies on a single root of trust, providing an easy target for potential attackers. ‍In this blog we will explore what each of these mistakes entails, and how to move past them by implementing zero trust technology with multiple independent roots of trust.

Transforming Access Management: The Power of BastionZero for Seamless Onboarding and Offboarding

In the dynamic landscape of modern IT infrastructure, managing access control can often feel like an uphill battle. With an ever-growing array of systems, platforms, and clouds, the process of onboarding and offboarding can become a convoluted maze of VPNs, SSH keys, and IAM roles. Fortunately, solutions like BastionZero are designed to address these circumstances, offering a centralized, security-focused platform that streamlines these processes while fortifying your infrastructure.

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