Engineers need secure access to a complex collection of clusters, databases, and web servers, both on prem and across multiple cloud providers.
Companies continue to juggle an array of painful VPNs, homegrown bastion hosts, over-privileged certificate authorities, and cloud and database passwords. They trust third-party services that control all their credentials, which makes the service itself a target for attacks. And once access is granted, credentials are often over-privileged and long-lived, creating significant security risks.
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Other tools store all of the credentials to your targets and are so privileged that the tool itself becomes a risk. BastionZero doesn’t have access to your credentials or targets. Instead, it requires two roots of trust to grant a user access to a target. This prevents threat actors from getting into your infrastructure, even if one root of trust is compromised.
Infrastructure is complex and sprawls across data centers and various clouds. Just finding a target can be a manual slog. With BastionZero autodiscovery, targets are identified to the service without exposing them to the internet. And our unique security model ensures that the BastionZero service never has privileged access to your targets, which limits your blast radius in case of an attack.
It can take hours or days to grant simple access to servers, databases, and other critical infrastructure. BastionZero works with your IdP and existing workflows (like Slack), and allows you to set zero trust policies that grant the right level of access, just in time for the task at hand.
It’s not easy to securely manage credentials in today’s enterprise. BastionZero eliminates the huge hassles of provisioning, decommissioning, and rotating passwords, tokens, and SSH keys. There’s no need to set up IAM roles across different clouds and accounts, which simplifies the process to on- and off-board users.
Operations and security teams constantly experience “sticker shock” over how expensive and complex it is to properly manage secure remote access. There are too many moving parts — including multiple integrations, new proxies and jumphosts to set up and maintain, logs to collect and aggregate, and roles to assign and manage. With BastionZero, you can quickly and securely deliver access for engineering and development teams, without additional infrastructure to deploy or manage.
Individual access to infrastructure is often broad and over-privileged, which makes companies vulnerable to errors, incidents, and adversarial lateral movement. Instead of granting access to networks, BastionZero delivers zero trust access to individual targets with exactly the privileges that your policies define.
Other solutions achieve this by assuming privilege for themselves, which makes them a target for attack. BastionZero operates without privilege. As defined by your policy, only people from your organization will have access to your infrastructure to do their jobs.
BastionZero works with your IdP, adds an independent MFA, and unifies access via centralized policy for servers, containers, clusters, databases, and web servers across multiple clouds and on-prem environments.
BastionZero doesn’t have access to your credentials or targets, so it can’t log in, alter, or tamper with the communications between your engineers and your targets. Instead, it requires two roots of trust to grant a user access to a target. This prevents threat actors from getting into your infrastructure, even if one root of trust is compromised.
Simple and secure access to your remote Linux hosts, supporting your SSH workflows without needing to manage and maintain SSH keys.
Native support for the Kubernetes API delivers secure access that’s cloud-agnostic and works with all of your workflows (kubeclt, K9s, lens, etc.)
Grant native zero trust remote access to the databases while eliminating the need to manage and distribute database passwords.
Native support delivers transparent secure access to both public and private web applications. Take your private applications off the internet and receive audit events for any application secured through BastionZero.
