Hey Defguard team. Pretty cool work. All in one is something that was missing. I hope companies will pay more attention to security and will use this kind of solutions. Definely worth!!
Hey Hacker News! I'm Robert - the founder of Defguard. If you would like to get some background, motivation - please read the Defguard announcement blog post:
Hi Robert! What you are doing with Defguard (and teonite!) looks great! (btw -- fucking cool site^0, who did your team photo art? awesome!)
DefGuard looks like a great way for average folks and small business to get quickly and easily secure in their infrastructure! Sounds like you value creating something really quality and putting it out there, making it free and open (even Open Source!) along the way, and also like you really want to provide as much value as you can for folks in the security space.
It's probably way too different an aspect of security to compare, and the different licenses are likely a big problem, but the values you express with Defguard resonate with what we're doing with BrowserBox open-source^0, and I bet it's the dumbest question you will see on this thread and I'm sure it will seem like a tacky promo so I'm sorry, but would it be a terrible idea to integrate BrowserBox open-source into your swiss-army knife?
Hi, I'm Jacek, one of Defguard's core developers. Defguard is about more than just VPN, though it does play an important role. Think of it as identity service, building features on top of identity - VPN being just one of them. Other features include: OpenID Connect provider, MFA (TOTP, WebAuthn/FIDO2, Web3), YubiKey provisioning, webhooks. As Robert mentioned, mesh networks support is planned.
We already have a PoC/code working of WireGuard peer discovery/connections without a central VPN gateway.
Soon we will publish that module, and you will be able to deploy *your own private tailscale*.
Kassolari|2 years ago
teon|2 years ago
https://teonite.com/blog/defguard/
Anyhow, I'm here every day, so please do not hesitate to ask any questions - I’ll be more than happy to answer!
graderjs|2 years ago
DefGuard looks like a great way for average folks and small business to get quickly and easily secure in their infrastructure! Sounds like you value creating something really quality and putting it out there, making it free and open (even Open Source!) along the way, and also like you really want to provide as much value as you can for folks in the security space.
It's probably way too different an aspect of security to compare, and the different licenses are likely a big problem, but the values you express with Defguard resonate with what we're doing with BrowserBox open-source^0, and I bet it's the dumbest question you will see on this thread and I'm sure it will seem like a tacky promo so I'm sorry, but would it be a terrible idea to integrate BrowserBox open-source into your swiss-army knife?
0: https://teonite.com/about
1: https://github.com/dosyago/BrowserBox
FlynneTao|2 years ago
she11c0de|2 years ago
teon|2 years ago