Managed Zero Trust Security With HashiCorp Cloud Platform
summary
Starts from the premise that an insider breach is realistic and shows how HashiCorp Cloud Platform turns zero trust from project to product: use HCP Vault for machine identity and secrets, Consul intentions to limit service-to-service calls, and Boundary to proxy human access. Demonstrations deploy clusters with a few Terraform lines, stand up Boundary in ~10 minutes, and reduce upgrade and operational load by offloading lifecycle. Key specifics: deploy Vault cluster in minutes, Console intentions for granular service-to-service, Boundary proxy to specific targets.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and story setup
- 8:51Zero trust fundamentals explained
- 12:05Identity as core to zero trust
- 16:23Three pillars of cyber security
- 21:03Zero trust as foundation
- 24:39Four areas of zero trust implementation
- 29:57HashiCorp Cloud Platform benefits
- 33:07Terraform for zero trust deployment
- 35:36Summary and Q&A
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