[NovemberWhiskey]

Hi Mitchell: what's your competitive landscape with Boundary?

When I first looked at the product description, I thought I might be looking at a "zero-trust identity-aware-proxy" sort of thing, but as I read more I got more of the "privileged access management" vibe with more of a focus on controlling access to infrastructure for developers vs. applications for end users.

[newman314]

So I've been casually doing some research into this in the past and was just updating my list so here's what I have so far. If I have missed any, please let me know.

* Azure App Proxy

* Google IAP

* Amazon WorkLink

* Cloudflare Access

* Zscaler Private Access

* Duo Beyond

* Hashicorp Beyond

[samcat116]

Okta Advanced Server Access https://www.okta.com/products/advanced-server-access/

[hossi]

* PrivX by SSH.COM

We provide a lean PAM solution for multi-cloud infrastructure access.

[xander158]

CyberArk PAS: https://www.cyberark.com/products/privileged-account-securit...

[nielsole]

* Teleport https://gravitational.com/teleport/

[newman314]

I believe Teleport is SSH only.

[leTechsavy]

Seknox Trasa https://www.trasa.io

[debaserab2]

I think there may be some overlap with Amazon Systems Manager too.

[all_usernames]

Google BeyondCorp?

[theptip]

IAP is Google’s concrete implementation/product, BeyondCorp is the overall philosophy (not a product)

[fairramone]

I think BeyondCorp == IAP

[jaquers]

https://smallstep.com/

One example. I have been testing smallstep, which puts IDP around ssh (with group management), and also includes a dynamic host catalog (hosts run an agent that phones home to your identity provider).

However, I am very excited about Boundary as it seems to be a much more comprehensive solution.