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HashiCorp Boundary, a modern privileged access management (PAM) offering for cloud-driven environments, provides just-in-time access to infrastructure without requiring end users to manage IP addresses or credentials. Boundary also ensures an organization’s infrastructure is secure and compliant by using identity driven controls and ensuring least-privilege access, session and credential expiration, and session recording. These new capabilities help organizations streamline their user workflow as they leverage a cloud operating model for secure remote access. Boundary 0.14, which we are announcing today at HashiConf, adds important new functionality, including: Dramatically improved SSH access: Users can now seamlessly establish and connect to SSH sessions directly in the Boundary Desktop client. Expanded authentication options: Boundary 0.14 includes a fully instrumented LDAP auth method, with support in both the desktop client and admin UI. Enhanced security removing hard-coded credentials: AWS administrators now have enhanced security and access control for their most sensitive recordings with the addition of AssumeRole authentication for storage buckets. View the full article

Why are enterprises and practitioners alike consuming more and more cloud services? This answer from the 2021 HashiCorp State of Cloud Strategy Survey sums it up well: “Cloud services offer better ROI than running it ourselves.” That sentiment is fueling demand for cloud services and it’s a big reason why we featured so many new developments for the HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP) at HashiConf Europe this week. This blog post highlights some of HCP’s newest enhancements, including new beta services for HCP Boundary, HCP Waypoint, and HCP Consul on Microsoft Azure. It also summarizes new features for HashiCorp Terraform Cloud, like Drift Detection and Run Tasks. View the full article