Infrastructure access management company Teleport has announced the release of Teleport 13, the latest version of its Teleport Access Platform. Teleport 13 features scanning and automatic patching of Teleport vulnerabilities to enhance security and reduce operational overhead for DevOps teams responsible for securing cloud infrastructure, the firm said.
The solution aims to address the targeting of user credentials and other forms of secrets by attackers and is ideal for users that adopt the Teleport Open Source edition but do not want to host it themselves, according to Teleport.
Other features include Transport Layer Security (TLS) routing via a single TLS port and the ability to import applications/groups from Okta to application access and AWS OpenSearch support for secure database access. Users can also view and share Windows desktop session recordings with security teams and external auditors.
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