Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Natan Elul

Gil Azrielant

Shachar Dekel

Shay Shwartz

Guy Sviry

Shay Farhuma Gutman

Yehoshua Haim Chen

Gilad Kleinman

Omri Himelbrand

Daniel Reisel

Remote desktop protocol (RDP) is a proprietary protocol for controlling machines over a network. In order to overcome certain deficiencies of the protocol a method is disclosed utilized in a zero trust cloud environment, to provide access to a RDP servers utilizing multifactor authorization services which are not natively supported by RDP. This is performed utilizing an RDP client while simultaneously providing an authenticated and secure policy based experience through a zero trust network.

System and method for providing multi factor authorization to RDP services through a zero trust cloud environment

Remote desktop protocol (RDP) is a proprietary protocol for controlling machines over a network. In order to overcome certain deficiencies of the protocol a method is disclosed utilized in a zero trust cloud environment, to provide access to a pool of RDP servers, via an RDP client or via a web based interface while simultaneously providing an authenticated and secure policy based experience.

System and method for providing RDP client based RDP services through a zero trust cloud environment

System and method for providing a web based RDP service through a zero trust cloud environment

A system and method for providing external resources through a zero trust environment includes recording a web session of a first user to generate a policy allowing a second user to access the resource used in the web session. The method includes receiving a request to initiate a network session with the zero trust environment, the request including login credentials, wherein the login credentials correspond to an authorizing user account; receiving a request to access a resource in a network environment which is external to the zero trust environment; detecting in the request a domain associated with the resource; and configuring a policy engine of the zero trust environment to generate a policy allowing network traffic between the domain and a designated user account, based on the received request.

Techniques for onboarding web applications in a zero trust environment

In some examples, a system receives a request from a client device to access a web resource through a zero trust network environment, wherein the web resource is external to the zero trust network environment, the request including a first uniform resource locator (URL), and the web resource including a second URL; fetching the web resource based on the first URL; generating an alternate resource, the alternate resource including an alternate URL replacing the second URL; and providing the alternate resource to the client device.

Techniques for providing hypertext transfer protocol through a secure environment

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Natan Elul