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CyberArk Defender - PAM
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CyberArk Defender - PAM Syllabus
Introduction to Privileged Access Management (PAM) and Defense in Depth (DEF): This section focuses on securing privileged accounts (admin access) used by humans and applications. It aims to discuss preventing unauthorized use and minimizing the damage caused by compromised accounts.
CyberArk PAM Architecture: This section relates to the understanding of the core components and how they interact within the CyberArk Privileged Account Security Solution. This includes the Central Policy Manager, Vaults, and Secure repositories for storing privileged credentials. Moreover, it also covers Privileged Access Workstations (PAWs) and CyberArk Privileged Session Manager (PSM).
PAM Components: This section measures skills such as authentication that relate to the verification of the identity of users or applications requesting access and covers Authorization that determines what level of access (permissions) is granted. It also covers Auditing.
PAM Deployment Strategies & Best Practices: This section of the exam covers the understanding of different approaches to deploying a PAM solution and recommended practices for optimal security and efficiency. This includes Greenfield deployment (new system) vs integrating with existing infrastructure.
Safe Management: This section of the exam covers managing secure repositories (Safes) within the CyberArk PAM solution. This covers Safe creation, configuration, and lifecycle management. It also covers securing privileged credentials within Safes.
Account Management: This section covers discovering and onboarding privileged accounts into the PAM solution and implementing lifecycle management for privileged accounts (creation, rotation, deletion).
Password Management: This section covers securing and managing passwords for privileged accounts within the PAM solution and how to eliminate the need for users to know privileged account passwords. This includes automated password rotation and lifecycle management.
Session Management: This section covers how PAM controls and monitors privileged user sessions and records and monitors privileged session activity. It covers enforcing session timeouts and termination rules and how to deploy session recording for auditing and analysis.