TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

FALSE

Ssh neil@linuxuser01:acme.corp@192.168.1.64@192.168.1.45

Ssh neil@linuxuser01#acme.corp@192.168.1.64@192.168.1.45

Ssh neil@linuxuser01@192.168.1.64@192.168.65.145

Ssh neil@linuxuser01@acme.corp@192.168.1.64@192.168.1.45

This setup is already fault tolerant

Install more PVWAs in each data center

Continuously monitor PVWA status and send users the link to another PVWA if issues are encountered

Load balance all PVWAs under same urL

Reduced risk of credential theft

More frequent password changes

Non-repudiation (individual accountability)

To force a ‘collusion to commit’ fraud ensuring no single actor may use a password without authorization

Disaster Recovery

Distributed Vaults

Replicate

High Availability

on the Vault server in Windows\System32\Etc\Hosts and in the PVWA Application under Administration > LDAP Integration > Directories > Hosts

on the Vault server in Windows\System32\Etc\Hosts and on the PVWA server in Windows\System32\Etc\Hosts

in the Private Ark client under Tools > Administrative Tools > Directory Mapping

on the Vault server in the certificate store and on the PVWA server in the certificate store

Privileged Account Compliance Status report

Activity log

Privileged Account Inventory report

Application Inventory report

Configure one-time passwords for the appropriate platform in Master Policy.

Configure shared account mode on the appropriate safe.

Configure both one-time passwords and exclusive access for the appropriate platform in Master Policy.

Configure object level access control on the appropriate safe.

Privileged session isolation

Automatic password management

Privileged session recording

‘Privileged session isolation’ and ‘Privileged session recording’

PSMAdminConnect

Shadowuser

PSMConnect

Credentials stored in the Vault for the target machine

PAR Agent

PrivateArk Server Central Administration

Edit DBParm.ini in a text editor.

Setup.exe

ITAlog.log

diamond.log

pm_error.log

WebApplication.log

Log on to the PrivateArk Client, display the user properties of the user to configure, run the Authentication method drop-down list, and select RADIUS authentication.

In the RADIUS server, define the CyberArk Vault as RADIUS client/agent.

In the Vault Installation folder, run CAVaultManger as Administrator with the SecureSecretFiles command.

Navigate to /Server/Conf and open DBParms.ini and set the RadiusServersInfo parameter.

Two

One PVWA cluster

One

Two PVWA Cluster

You must specify an existing Safe where are account will be stored when it is on boarded to the Vault

You can specify the name of a new sale that will be created where the account will be stored when it is on-boarded to the Vault.

You can specify the name of a new Platform that will be created and associated with the account

Any account that is on boarded can be automatically reconciled regardless of the platform it is associated with.

PVWA> Administration > Platform Configuration > Edit Platform > UI & Workflow > Dual Control> Approvers

PVWA> Policies > Access Control (Safes) > Safe Members > Workflow > Authorize Password Requests

PVWA> Account List > Edit > Show Advanced Settings > Dual Control > Direct Managers

PrivateArk > Admin Tools > Users and Groups > Auditors (Group Membership)

Kerberos Tokens

IIS Application Pools

PowerShell Libraries

Loosely Connected Devices

PVWAMonitor

ReportUsers

PVWAReports

Operators

Log in to the system as root, then change root's password

Log in to the system as the logon account, then change roofs password

Log in to the system as the logon account, run the su command to log in as root, and then change root’s password.

None of these

Reduced risk of credential theft

More frequent password changes

Non-repudiation (individual accountability)

To force a 'collusion to commit' fraud ensuring no single actor may use a password without authorization.

To test that CyberArk is storing accurate credentials for accounts

To change the password of an account according to organizationally defined password rules

To allow CyberArk to manage unknown or lost credentials

To generate a new complex password

Vault Replicator

PAS Reporter

Remote Control Agent

Syslog

Store the CD in a physical safe and mount the CD every time Vault maintenance is performed

Copy the entire contents of the CD to the system Safe on the Vault

Copy the entire contents of the CD to a folder on the Vault Server and secure it with NTFS permissions

Store the server key in a Hardware Security Module (HSM) and copy the rest the keys from the CD to a folder on the Vault Server and secure it with NTFS permissions

the CA Certificate that signed the certificate used by the External Directory

a CA signed Certificate for the Vault server

a CA signed Certificate for the PVWA server

a self-signed Certificate for the Vault

A DNS entry for PVWA url must be created.

A company signed TLS certificate must be imported into the server

A vault Administrator user must be used to register the PVWA

Data Execution Prevention must be disabled.

True

False

LDAP

PKI

SAML

RADIUS