Cyberark Training

Upon the successful completion of this CyberArk online training you will be able to:

• Gain the knowledge to install and configure CyberARK privileged accounts. 
• Understand the architecture, workflows and CyberArk Privileged Account Security system. 
• Learn to install Privileged Session Manager (PSM), Central Policy Manager (CPM),and Password Vault Web Access Manager (PVWA) in a load balancing or distributed configuration.  
• Understand the procedure to execute CyberArk vault backup.
• Integration with external services. 

• CyberArk holds the leader position  in the Privileged Access Management segment in 2019 -Gartner. 
• Top global organizations are using CyberArk to protect their critical assets from security attacks. 
• According to Neuvoo the average salary received by a CYberArk professional is  $154,250. 

Yes, the aspirant should have basic knowledge of Windows administration and networking.

Following are the job roles who get benefited from learning this skill:

• IT security professionals
• Vault administrators
• Aspirants who wish to start their career in CyberArk. 

The career paths available for the CyberArk professionals are as follows:

• CyberArk Administrator
• CyberArk Architect
• CyberArk Engineer
• CyberArk Specialist
• CyberArk Developer

Yes, upon the successful completion of the CyberArk training you will receive the course completion certificate from SK Trainings. This certificate is valid across all the top MNCs and simplifies your job search process.

Yes, you will get all assistance from the CyberArk experts to clear your certification exam. Moreover you will be provided with the experts designed CyberArk course material to clear your certification exam.

• Completed Privileged Account Security Administration Course or hold a Defender Certification
• Basic networking knowledge
• Basic Windows administration knowledge

• Learn to install and configure the CyberArk Privileged Account Security solution securely following Best Practices.
• Be able to define and describe the CyberArk Privileged Account Security system architecture, requirements, and workflow processes.
• Understand how to secure and install Password Vault Web Access (PVWA) Central Policy Manager (CPM) and Privileged Session Manager (PSM) in a distributed or Load Balanced configuration.
• Learn how to integrate with external services, e.g., LDAP/S, NTP, SMTP, SYSLOG.
• Configure authentication mechanisms including multi-factor authentication using CyberArk, RADIUS, LDAP/S, PKI, Windows.

• Module 1: Overview of the PAS Architecture
• Module 2: Enterprise Password Vault Security
• Module 3: Enterprise Password Vault Standalone and High Availability Installation
• Module 4: CPM, PVWA, PSM and PSMP Component Installations including Standalone and Fault Tolerant options
• Module 5: System Integrations e.g., SMTP, NTP, SNMP, LDAP/S
• Module 6: Authentication Methods e.g., RADIUS, PKI, LDAP/S and Multi-Factor
• Module 7: Reporting

CyberArk Viewfinity equips organizations to impose the least privilege policies for business and system administrators while elevates the privileges when needed to run authorized applications. This reduces the attack surface, minimize accidental or intentional damage to endpoints and servers, and segregate administrative duties on Servers. Complementary application controls prevent malicious applications from infiltrating the environment while allowing unknown applications to run in a safe mode.

A privileged user is a user of a particular system who, by virtue of occupation and/or seniority, has been designated powers within the computer system, which are considerably greater than those available to the majority of users. For e.g. cloud server managers, Systems administrators, Application or database administrators and some Applications which themselves use privileged accounts to correspond with other applications, scripts, databases, web services, and more. These accounts are often ignored and are exposed to significant risk, as their credentials are hardcoded and static. Hackers can easily get access to these attack points to escalate privileged access throughout the organization.

CyberArk is the only organization that can provide full protection from advanced and insider attacks to diminish the risks and meet high standards in compliance management. CyberArk has been installed in large scale organizations and virtual environments, solving more privileged account security challenges than any other application. CyberArk supports a vast number of devices on-premises and cloud environments. CyberArk is the only organization with a native solution that provides full credentials to protection, session security, least privilege and application control, and continuous overseeing to rapidly detect threats and report on privileged account activities.

A specific user must have safe ownership to get access to the specific safe.

The PrivateArk Client is a standard Windows application which is used as the administrative client for the PAS Solution. The Client can be deployed on multiple remote computers and can access the Enterprise Password Vault via LAN, WAN, or the Internet through the Web version of the client. From this interface, the users define a vault hierarchy and create safes. Access to the Enterprise Password Vault via the PrivateArk Client requires a user to be validated by the Digital Vault.

Following are the CyberArk Vault Protection Layers:

1. Firewall & Code Data Isolation
2. Encrypted Network Communication & Visual Security Audit Trail
3. Strong Authentication & Granular Access Control
4. File Encryption & Dual Control Security.

The PSMP is a Linux-based application similar to the PSM. The only difference is that it acts as a proxy for SSH13 enabled devices. PSMP controls access to privileged sessions and initiates SSH connections to remote devices on behalf of the user without the need to reveal SSH credentials. PSMP records the text-based sessions which are stored in the EPV, later to be viewed by an authorized auditor. Unique to the PSMP is single sign-in capabilities allowing users to connect to target devices without exposing the privileged connection password.

On-Demand Privileges Manager permits privileged users to use administrative commands from their native Unix or Linux session while eliminating the need for root access or admin rights. This secure and enterprise-ready pseudo solution provides unified and correlated logging of all superuser activity linking it to a personal username while providing the freedom required to perform job functions. Granular access control is provided while monitoring all administrative commands continuously of super users' activity based on their role and task.

A penetration test(Pen Test) attempts to exploit the vulnerabilities to determine whether unauthorized access or other malicious activity is possible. Penetration testing typically includes network penetration testing and application security testing as well as controls and processes around the networks and applications and should occur from both outside the network trying to come in (external testing) and from inside the network. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) was introduced to provide a minimum degree of security when it comes to handling customer card information. While the Standard has been around for over a decade, penetration testing has only recently been officially incorporated into the process. For instance, as a Penetration Tester in CyberArk, you will be the go-to-guy of finding traditional and creative ways of breaking CyberArk products’ security and suggest robust solutions to fixing it.

Nothing happens if CyberArk uses the LDAP authentication process.

Following are the prerequisites to enable auto password reconciliation policy in CyberArk.

1. Enable Password reconciliation for a specific policy with the Organization.
2. An additional account on the target server with sufficient rights should be created.
3. Automatic password verification should be enabled by the system administrators
4. Enable password reconciliation when the password is not synchronized.

In order to register to a privileged account we need to:

1. Create a safe & define the safe owner
2. Create a PIM Policy
3. Create CPM & PSM Policy
4. Add account with its properties (username, password, address etc)

CyberArk Privileged Threat Analytics is a safety intelligence solution that permits organizations to detect, alert, and respond to anomalous privileged activity indicating an attack in progress. The solution collects a targeted set of data from multiple sources, including the CyberArk Digital Vault, SIEM, and network taps or switches. Then, the solution applies a complex combination of statistical algorithms, enabling organizations to detect indications of compromise early in the lifecycle of the attack by identifying malicious privileged account activity.

SSH Key Manager helps organizations prevent unauthenticated access to private SSH keys, which are frequently used by privileged Unix/Linux users and applications to validate privileged accounts. SSH Key Manager secures and rotates privileged SSH keys based on the privileged account security policy and controls and scrutinize access to protect SSH keys. This solution enables organizations to gain control of SSH keys, which offers access to privileged accounts but is often ignored.

CyberArk Vault can be managed using PrivateArk Client, PrivateArk Web Client, and Private Vault Web Access.

CyberArk’s Digital Vault, also known as the Enterprise Password Vault (EPV) uses multiple layers of encryption to provide maximum security for the contents of each and every single safe. Each file within a safe is encrypted with a unique file encryption key and is stored within the safe and encrypted with a different safe encryption key which is unique to the safe. The safe encryption keys are then stored within the vault and are encrypted with a unique vault encryption key. All of these keys are delivered only to those users who have the appropriate access rights. Administrators classify access to safes and data within the safes so that users must be manually confirmed by a Safe Supervisor before they can access the safe along with its contents

Privileged identity management (PIM) is a field which focuses on the special requirements of influential and powerful accounts within the IT infrastructure of an organization.

Privileged identity management (PIM) is to keep an eye on for protection of superuser accounts in an organization's IT environments. Supervising is necessary so that the higher access abilities of super control accounts are not misused or abused by intruders.

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