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HashiCorp Vault is a very powerful tool and can easily be adapted to manage SSH keys, one time passwords, and even run as a CA to sign SSH credentials. This talk will deep dive into the capabilities of Vault with respect to SSH and demo how one time passwords as well as signed SSH keys work. Vault is part of many enterprises full featured secrets management solution and provides a bridge between many layers of the stack and the information security teams. The pluggable nature of Vaults secrets engine and authentication backends make it an attractive offering for enterprises. The SSH one time password capability and the SSH key signing capabilities of Vault are two use cases that have been broadly adopted by many enterprises and this talk will discuss how that is accomplished. It will not necessarily go into the architecture of Vault, but more about building the policies, roles, and credentials associated with these two use cases. Additionally, a demonstration will be shown to provide context around how Vault and SSH can be integrated.
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