by Faraz Jamal | Feb 10, 2021 | Blog
In 2020 we saw organizations across all industries forced to quickly scale up existing security tools to handle the near-overnight increase of remote workers resulting from the global pandemic. There was insufficient time available to evaluate architectures and figure...
by Faraz Jamal | Dec 18, 2020 | Blog
Today we are announcing a series of enhancements to our existing Kubernetes solution within Banyan – one-click Kubernetes API access, OIDC authentication, and role-based access controls for specific API actions. When managing Kubernetes clusters, the Kubernetes API...
by Colin Rand | Nov 17, 2020 | Blog
This is the second in a series of blogs on dogfooding your own product. The first in this series covered how we approached compliance, and in this one we’ll look at how we went about protecting other critical R&D assets. In later posts, we’ll cover remote access...
by Colin Rand | Nov 3, 2020 | Blog
Dogfooding your own product is a long-standing tradition in software development. The benefits are many – from finding and fixing glitches before any customer rollout to developing empathy for the end user (since that end user is you). Great stories arise from the...
by Faraz Jamal | Oct 28, 2020 | Blog
We’re excited to announce the latest capability in the Banyan Zero Trust Remote Access Platform – One-Click Server Access for Developers. Banyan Security provides you with a modern alternative to the stack of traditional security tools – such as VPNs, Bastion hosts,...
by Colin Rand | Oct 19, 2020 | Blog
Engineering teams need secure access to dynamic hosts, services, and applications to productively do their jobs. VPNs, falling short of today’s security requirements with their “one size fits all” strategy, are often at the core of serious usability, manageability,...
