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NEW QUESTION # 122
Customers who have the 'Access Safe without confirmation' safe permission on a safe where accounts are configured for Dual control, still need to request approval to use the account.
- A. FALSE
- B. TRUE
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
Customers who have the 'Access Safe without confirmation' safe permission on a safe where accounts are configured for Dual control, do not need to request approval to use the account. The 'Access Safe without confirmation' safe permission allows users to access accounts without confirmation from authorized users, even if the Master Policy or an exception enforces Dual Control1. This means that users who have this permission can bypass the workflow process and access the account password or connect to the target system immediately. This permission can be granted to users or groups on a safe level by the safe owner or another user with the Manage Safe authorization2. References:
* 1: Dual Control, Advanced Settings subsection
* 2: CyberArk Privileged Access Security Implementation Guide, Chapter 3: Managing Safes, Section:
Safe Authorizations, Table 2-1: Safe Authorizations
NEW QUESTION # 123
Which of the following PTA detections require the deployment of a Network Sensor or installing the PTA Agent on the domain controller?
- A. Suspected credential theft
- B. Over-Pass-The-Hash
- C. Golden Ticket
- D. Unmanaged privileged access
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION # 124
When a group is granted the 'Authorize Account Requests' permission on a safe Dual Control requests must be approved by
- A. Every person from that group
- B. The number of persons specified by the Master Policy
- C. Any one person from that group
- D. That access cannot be granted to groups
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION # 125
What are the minimum permissions to add multiple accounts from a file when using PVWA bulk-upload?
(Choose three.)
- A. update account content
- B. rename accounts
- C. update account properties
- D. add safes
- E. add accounts
- F. view safe members
Answer: A,C,E
NEW QUESTION # 126
Where can you check that the LDAP binding is using TCP/636?
- A. in PrivateArk Client, under "Tools" => "Administrative Tools" => "Directory Mapping" => ""
- B. From the PVWA, connect to the domain controller using Test-NetConnection on Port 636.
- C. in PVWA, under "LDAP Integration" => "LDAP" => "Directories" => "" => "Hosts" => "Host"
- D. in Active Directory under "Users OU" => "User Properties" => "External Bindings" => "Port"
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
To check that the LDAP binding is using TCP/636, you can use the Test-NetConnection cmdlet from the PVWA to connect to the domain controller on Port 636. This method allows you to verify that the LDAP service is listening on the secure port and that the connection can be established using SSL/TLS, which is typically associated with port 6361.
References:
* CyberArk Docs - LDAP Integration2
* CyberArk Knowledge Article - How to test outgoing LDAP external directory connectivity to the vault
NEW QUESTION # 127
To ensure all sessions are being recorded, a CyberArk administrator goes to the master policy and makes configuration changes.
Which configuration is correct?
- A. Require privileged session monitoring and isolation = inactive; Record and save session activity = inactive.
- B. Require privileged session monitoring and isolation = active; Record and save session activity = inactive.
- C. Require privileged session monitoring and isolation = active; Record and save session activity = active.
- D. Require privileged session monitoring and isolation = inactive; Record and save session activity = active.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION # 128
You are onboarding 5,000 UNIX root accounts for rotation by the CPM. You discover that the CPM is unable to log in directly with the root account and will need to use a secondary account.
How should this be configured to allow for password management using least privilege?
- A. Configure each CPM to use the correct reconcile account.
- B. Configure each CPM to use the correct logon account.
- C. Configure the UNIX platform to use the correct reconcile account.
- D. Configure the UNIX platform to use the correct logon account.
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION # 129
A recently-hired colleague onboarded five new Local Accounts that are used for five standalone Windows Servers. After attempting to connect to the servers from PVWA, the colleague noticed that the "Connect" button was greyed out for all five new accounts.
What can you do to help your colleague resolve this issue? (Choose two.)
- A. Verify that the address field is populated with an IP or FQDN of each server.
- B. Verify that the "Disable automatic management for this account" setting for each account is not enabled.
- C. Verify that the address field is blank and that the correct PSM connection component appears within account platform settings.
- D. Verify that the correct PSM connection component appears within account platform settings.
- E. Notify the Windows Team that created the new accounts that the CyberArk PAM solution is not designed to manage local accounts on Windows Servers.
Answer: A,D
NEW QUESTION # 130
A Vault Administrator team member can log in to CyberArk, but for some reason, is not given Vault Admin rights.
Where can you check to verify that the Vault Admins directory mapping points to the correct AD group?
- A. PVWA > User Provisioning > LDAP Integration > Map Name
- B. PVWA > Administration > LDAP Integration > Mappings
- C. PVWA > Administration > LDAP Integration > AD Groups
- D. PVWA > User Provisioning > LDAP Integration > Mapping Criteria
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
The directory mappings are the rules that define how users and groups from an external directory, such as Active Directory (AD), are mapped to roles and authorizations in CyberArk. To verify that the Vault Admins directory mapping points to the correct AD group, you need to check the Mappings page in the PVWA. This page displays the list of existing directory mappings in the Vault and their properties, such as mapping name, LDAP branch, domain groups, and mapping authorizations. You can edit or delete a directory mapping from this page, or create a new one using the Create Directory Mapping button. References: Directory Maps, Create directory mapping, Get directory mapping list
NEW QUESTION # 131
Which master policy settings ensure non-repudiation?
- A. Allow EPV transparent connections ('Click to connect') and enforce one-time password access.
- B. Allow EPV transparent connections ('Click to connect') and enforce check-in/check-out exclusive access.
- C. Require password verification every X days and enforce one-time password access.
- D. Enforce check-in/check-out exclusive access and enforce one-time password access.
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
Non-repudiation in the context of CyberArk Master Policy settings refers to the assurance that a user cannot deny the validity of their actions. The settings that ensure non-repudiation are those that enforce accountability and traceability of actions. Enforcing check-in/check-out exclusive access ensures that only one user can access an account at a time, and their actions can be traced back to themEnforcing one-time password access means that passwords are used only once and then changed, which prevents the reuse of credentials and ties actions to specific instances of access12.
References:
* CyberArk Docs: Master Policy Rules2
* CyberArk Docs: The Master Policy1
NEW QUESTION # 132
Which command configures email alerts within PTA if settings need to be changed post install?
- A. /opt/tomcat/utility/emailConfiguration.sh
- B. /opt/tomcat/utility/emailSetup.sh
- C. /opt/PTA/utility/emailConfig.sh
- D. /opt/PTA/emailConfiguration.sh
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION # 133
Match the connection component to the corresponding OS/Function.
Answer:
Explanation:
NEW QUESTION # 134
One can create exceptions to the Master Policy based on ____________________.
- A. Platforms
- B. Accounts
- C. Safes
- D. Policies
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
The Master Policy is a set of rules that apply to all accounts in the Vault. However, one can create exceptions to the Master Policy based on platforms, which are logical groupings of accounts that share common characteristics, such as operating system, device type, or application. By creating platform-specific policies, one can override the Master Policy settings for certain accounts and customize the security and management options for different platforms. References:
* Defender PAM Sample Items Study Guide, page 9
* CyberArk Core Privileged Access Security Documentation, Master Policy Overview and Platform-Specific Policies
NEW QUESTION # 135
Which combination of Safe member permissions will allow end users to log in to a remote machine transparently but NOT show or copy the password?
- A. Use Accounts, Retrieve Accounts, List Accounts
- B. Use Accounts, List Accounts
- C. List Accounts, Retrieve Accounts
- D. Use Accounts
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION # 136
A user has successfully conducted a short PSM session and logged off. However, the user cannot access the Monitoring tab to view the recordings.
What is the issue?
- A. The user is not a member of the Auditors group
- B. The user must login as PSMAdminConnect
- C. The PSM service is not running
- D. The user is not a member of the PVWAMonitor group
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
To access the Monitoring tab and view the recordings of the PSM sessions, the user must have membership in the Auditors group or membership in the relevant Account Safes and Recording Safes with the appropriate permissions1. The user must also use the same connection method (RDP file or HTML5 Gateway) as the end user who conducted the session1. The other options are not relevant to the issue, as the user does not need to login as PSMAdminConnect, the PSM service is running if the user was able to conduct a session, and the PVWAMonitor group is not a valid group in CyberArk. References:
* Monitor Privileged Sessions - CyberArk, section "The MONITORING page"
NEW QUESTION # 137
The vault supports Role Based Access Control.
- A. TRUE
- B. FALSE
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
The vault supports Role Based Access Control (RBAC), which is a method of granting access to resources based on the roles of users or groups. RBAC enables the administrator to define roles that represent different functions or responsibilities in the organization, and assign permissions to those roles according to the principle of least privilege. Users or groups can then be assigned to one or more roles, and inherit the permissions of those roles. RBAC simplifies the management of access control by reducing the complexity and redundancy of assigning permissions to individual users or groups. RBAC also enhances security and compliance by ensuring that users or groups only have the minimum level of access required to perform their tasks1.
References:
* 1: Role Based Access Control
NEW QUESTION # 138
A new colleague created a directory mapping between the Active Directory groups and the Vault.
Where can the newly Configured directory mapping be tested?
- A. Search for members that exist only in the mapping group to grant them safe permissions through the PVWA.
- B. Connect to the Active Directory and ensure the organizational unit exists.
- C. Connect to the PrivateArk Client with the Administrator Account to see if there is a user in the Vault Admin Group.
- D. Connect to Sailpoint (or similar tool) to ensure the organizational unit is correctly named; log in to the PVWA with "Administrator" and confirm authentication succeeds.
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION # 139
In the Private Ark client, how do you add an LDAP group to a CyberArk group?
- A. Select Member Of on the CyberArk group, and then click Add > LDAP Group
- B. Select Update on the CyberArk group, and then click Add > LDAP Group
- C. Select Member Of on the LDAP group, and then click Add > LDAP Group
- D. Select Update on the LDAP Group, and then click Add > LDAP Group
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
To add an LDAP group to a CyberArk group, you need to use the Private Ark client and follow these steps1:
* In the Users and Groups tree, select the CyberArk group that you want to add the LDAP group to.
* In the Properties pane, click Member Of.
* Click Add > LDAP Group.
* In the LDAP Group dialog box, enter the name of the LDAP group and click OK. References: Add an LDAP group to a Vault group
NEW QUESTION # 140
Which of the following statements are NOT true when enabling PSM recording for a target Windows server?
(Choose all that apply)
- A. The PSM software must be instated on the target server
- B. PSM must be enabled in the Master Policy (either directly, or through exception)
- C. RDP must be enabled on the target server
- D. PSMConnect must be added as a local user on the target server
Answer: A,B
NEW QUESTION # 141
You are concerned about the Windows Domain password changes occurring during business hours.
Which settings must be updated to ensure passwords are only rotated outside of business hours?
- A. In the platform policy -
Automatic Password Management > Password Change > ToHour & FromHour - B. Administration Settings -
CPM Settings > ToHour & FromHour - C. On each individual account -
Edit > Advanced > ToHour & FromHour - D. in the Master Policy
Account Change Window > ToHour & From Hour
Answer: D
Explanation:
To ensure that Windows Domain password changes occur outside of business hours, the settings that must be updated are found in the Master Policy under the Account Change Window section. Here, you can specify the ToHour and FromHour to define the time frame outside of which the passwords should be rotated. This setting allows you to control when password changes can occur, ensuring that they do not interfere with business operations by taking place during non-business hours1.
References:
* CyberArk Docs - Set password policies
NEW QUESTION # 142
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