Teleport Zero Trust Access

Teleport Zero Trust Access is an identity-driven access platform that provides secure access to servers, databases, Kubernetes clusters, cloud consoles, internal applications, and MCP servers. The platform eliminates the need for VPNs, passwords, and static credentials by implementing cryptographic identities for users, machines, workloads, devices, and AI agents. The solution addresses infrastructure access challenges by replacing static credentials with cryptographically-secured identities, implementing secretless authentication, and providing ephemeral privileges that automatically expire. It supports passwordless authentication using biometric devices and can integrate with existing identity providers or function as a standalone SSO solution. Teleport assigns cryptographic identities to multiple entity types including user identities authenticated through biometric devices, machine and workload identities for CI/CD systems and microservices, device identities for TPM-equipped client devices, and infrastructure resource identities. The platform issues and governs identities leveraging HSM and KMS for enhanced security. The system provides comprehensive audit capabilities through session recording and audit trails. It supports device trust by verifying device posture before granting access. The platform is designed to reduce attack surfaces by eliminating standing privileges and removing the need for bastion hosts and VPNs that traditionally widen security exposure. Teleport serves engineering teams requiring access management at scale across distributed infrastructure environments.