Er, so most of those supposed problems sound like you could fix them by just using unprivileged users jumping through the jump server via `ssh -J`/ProxyJump? Or a VPN, which is pretty close to what it sounds like the product they're trying to sell is anyways. And if you're going to try and sell a Teleport competitor, you really should do a better job convincing me that it's going to actually be secure in the first place. I don't see source code or audits anywhere on this website.
But it is written on the website: "without security compromise" - so it must be secure!!!
Also there is a lot of low contrast text on that website - this shows that they really know what they are doing and you can trust them. I am sure it is a very good company and you should give all the login credentials of your org to them and also install their binary on all servers.
Isn´t "trust in company" the reason why you are using Linux servers?
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Er, so most of those supposed problems sound like you could fix them by just using unprivileged users jumping through the jump server via `ssh -J`/ProxyJump? Or a VPN, which is pretty close to what it sounds like the product they're trying to sell is anyways. And if you're going to try and sell a Teleport competitor, you really should do a better job convincing me that it's going to actually be secure in the first place. I don't see source code or audits anywhere on this website.
But it is written on the website: "without security compromise" - so it must be secure!!!
Also there is a lot of low contrast text on that website - this shows that they really know what they are doing and you can trust them. I am sure it is a very good company and you should give all the login credentials of your org to them and also install their binary on all servers.
Isn´t "trust in company" the reason why you are using Linux servers?