Lock it
Nobody holds a permanent key to production.
SSH goes through a bastion that grants access for a reason, records the session while it happens, and takes it away when it ends. Machines have no direct public SSH port at all.
SSH Bastion
- Brokered SSH
- Time-bound grants
- Session recording
- No direct public SSH
How it helps
What you get with SSH Bastion
Time-bound by default
Access is granted for a window rather than until somebody remembers to remove it.
Recorded
Who connected, to what, when, and for how long — exportable when someone asks.
No public SSH
Port 22 is not exposed on your machines. The bastion is the only path in.
Security & access
The rest of Security & access
Zero-trust access, VPN, an SSH bastion, a web application firewall and managed SSH keys.
VPN
Encrypted access to private networks, scoped per user.
Learn moreWAF
Application-layer filtering in front of public services.
Learn moreZero-trust access (ZTA)
Per-user, per-resource policy instead of a flat network perimeter.
Learn moreSSH Keys
Managed keys with an inventory of who holds what.
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