Integrations · CyberArk

Access governance for CyberArk Privileged Access Manager

Track which identities can effectively use a vaulted credential, so privileged access is reasoned about alongside the entitlements it unlocks.

The access model

How CyberArk grants access

Rules evaluate the effective permission after inheritance is resolved — then normalise it, so the same rule can reach into another platform.

Access is granted by

Safe and account permission

The object an administrator assigns in CyberArk.

Resolved to

Vaulted credential access

The atomic permission we evaluate rules against, after nesting and inheritance are flattened.

Data dimension

Safe scope

Evaluated alongside functional access, so scope is part of the rule rather than a filter applied afterwards.

In practice

What this catches

Credential inheritance: who can actually use a service account's secret

Elevated access requested for a purpose and a window, then reconciled

Vaulted NHI credentials under the same rotation and ownership policy

The conflicts that matter most rarely sit inside one system. Pair CyberArk with the directory, a payments gateway or a second ERP and the combination becomes visible — which is the point of a cross-application rule.

Also supported

Pairs with

SAP Oracle Fusion Oracle EBS SailPoint Microsoft Entra

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