Sailpoint Technologies, Inc.

Christopher Chad Wheeler

Ryan Privette

Cameron Williams

Joseph Nathan Zendle

Andrew John Cer

Cory Davies

Systems and methods for network security are provided. Various embodiments issue single use certificates for validating remote endpoints access to the private network. Some embodiments use a triage zone (or triage gateway) to which remote device can calls into using a static issued certificate. However, instead of granting complete access to the virtual private network, the use of this static certificate only grants access to the triage zone where further validation of the endpoint without any access to sensitive content on the private network. The endpoint can be connected to an ID manager within the triage zone. The endpoint can then send the username and password to the ID manager that can create a single use certificate (e.g., valid for a limited period of time). While valid, the single use certificate can be used by the remote device to gain access to the production zone using a VPN tunnel.

Identity defined secure connect

Systems and methods for network security are provided. Various embodiments of the present technology provide an integrated security platform that combines PAM, CASB, identity access management, and multi-factor authentication onto one platform. This integration allows for a frictionless deployment that can be utilized by companies that may not have large teams of system administrators. As such, some embodiments provide a gateway solution and a proxy solution that is easy to deploy. The user equipment (e.g., computer, phone, point of sale terminal, etc.) can be used as a gateway. An agent can be included on each endpoint that combines gateway functionality of PAM and web rewrite and proxy functionality of a CASB deployment into an endpoint solution.

Identity security gateway agent

Various embodiments of the present technology use a combination of static and rotating access credentials to access target devices. Some embodiments start with a multi-factor authentication (MFA) token that can be used to log into the platform head-end. If approved, a landing page requesting login credentials can be presented to the user. The user can provide a username and password via landing page and select a PAM or CASB target. The system then issues a secondary access credential (e.g., a pin/token) that is unknown to the user and is placed into a vault. A dynamic credential can be dynamically generated at each request. The target device can use the static access credential from the vault and the dynamic access credential for access to the device. As such, even if the vault is comprised, the target device would be inaccessible without the dynamic token which constantly changing.

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Christopher Chad Wheeler