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CyberArk + Nerve
Manage users, groups, and access controls in CyberArk Privileged Access Management
What Nerve can do with CyberArk
Look things up 4
Find User
Find User. Returns a list of existing users in the Vault based on filter criteria (requires Audit users permissions)
Get Password Value
Get Password Value. Retrieves the password or SSH key of an existing account identified by its Account ID
Retrieve Private SSH Key
Retrieve Private SSH Key. Retrieves a private SSH key file from an existing account identified by its Account ID
Verify Credentials in Bulk
Verify Credentials in Bulk. Marks multiple accounts for verification by the CPM
Make changes 13
Create User
Create User. Creates a new user in the CyberArk Vault
Update User
Update User. Updates an existing Vault user (except Master and Batch built-in users)
Delete User
Delete User. Deletes a specific user in the Vault (requires Add/Update Users authorization)
Activate User
Activate User. Activates an existing user who was suspended after entering incorrect credentials multiple times
Enable User
Enable User. Enables a specific user in the Vault
Disable User
Disable User. Disables a specific user in the Vault
Add Member to Group
Add Member to Group. Adds a user as a member to an existing Vault group (requires Add/Update users permissions)
Remove Member from Group
Remove Member from Group. Removes a specific user from a user group in the Vault
Change Credentials in the Vault
Change Credentials in the Vault. Sets account credentials and changes them in the Vault. This will not affect credentials on the target device
Change Credentials Immediately in Bulk
Change Credentials Immediately in Bulk. Marks multiple accounts for an immediate credentials change by the CPM to a new random value
Set Next Password in Bulk
Set Next Password in Bulk. Sets multiple accounts' credentials to use for the next CPM change
Works with
- Agents. An Agent can use CyberArk when you grant it the capability.
- Workflows. CyberArk can be a step in a workflow that runs the same way every time.
- Approvals. Actions that matter can wait for a person before CyberArk is touched.
You connect with: account details.
How it can work
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Something happens
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An Agent or workflow decides what to do
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A person approves, if it matters
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CyberArk: create user
Connected is not unrestricted
Connecting CyberArk does not give every Agent unrestricted access to it. Each Agent needs the capability granted, the identity it acts as must be allowed, and consequential actions can wait for a person to approve them.
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Deploy your first Nerve Agent
Start with one conversation your team handles every day. Give the Agent what it needs to know, connect the tools it should use, and decide where a person steps in.
