CyberArk is a publicly traded information security company offering Privileged Account Security. In CyberArk Vault, you can ceate your Vault environment in the PrivateArk Administrative Client. After you have created the Vault, you can create Safes and allocate owners. Then you can store accounts and files in Safes where users can access them.
Privilege Identity Management
Privilege information management
Personal information management
Personal identity management
Private identity management
CyberArk Vault
CyberArk PrivateArk Client
CyberArk CIFS Connector
CyberArk SIM
CyberArk Secure File Exchange
Firewall & Code-Data Isolation
Encryted Network Communication & Visual Security Audit Trail
Strong Authentication & Granular Access Control
File Encryption & Dual Control Security
All of above
PrivateArk Client
PrivateArk Web Client
Private Vault Web Access
CIFS Connector
SFE interface
Minimum 1 lowerchase alphabet character
Minimum 1 uppercase alphabet character
Minimum 1 numeric character
Minimum 1 special character
Configurable
CPM
PSM
PVWA
EPV
OPM
PSM
PVWA
EPV
OPM
CPM
1
2
3
4
5
Nobody
Supervisor
Administrator
None of above
RecoveryUser
10
20
30
40
99
CyberArk
LDAP
Radius
PKI
All of above
10 days
20 days
30 days
40 days
Configurable
Safe right
Safe access
Safe ownership
Safe credential
None of Above
Confirmation needed to open a safe
Confirmation needed to retrieve files
Confirmation needed to open a safe and to retrieve files
At least 1 safe owner who are authorized to confirm request
All of above
Safe
Folder
Object
Vault
None of above
Administrator
Auditor
Master
Backup
None of above
Wrong password
Wrong username
User suspension
Wrong authentication mode
License expired
Directory mapping
Location
Organizational Unit
Authenticaton Method
All of above
PIMS, SIMS & PSMS
SIMS, OPM & PSMS
PSMS, OPM & AIM
AIM, OPM & PIMS
All of above
It uses JAVA
It uses Active Scripting
It uses dotNet Framework
It uses IIS
It uses ActiveX
Yes, on all vesion
No, on all vesion
Yes, only on version 6 and below
Yes, only on version 5 and below
None of above
Login using administrator account and reset the account's password
Login using administrator account and activate the account
Login using administrator account and unlock the account
Login using supervisor account and reset the account's password
Login using supervisor account and activate the account
Nothing, if CyberArk uses LDAP authentication
Nothing, because CyberArk local authentication is differ from Active Directory authentication
User have to change his CyberArk password also
All of above
None of above
MS SQL
Oracle DB
MySQL
DB2
All of above
Yes
No
Yes, with custom plugin
Only for session monitor
Only for password change
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