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Cyberark CCP integration into Saviynt

VivekTangri
New Contributor III
New Contributor III

Hello Folks,

I have a use case of reading password for each connection from CyberArk vault, but the catch is, if I want to use CCP instead of PVWA, how can I do it ?

As far as I know:

1. If I use SCIM based connection, I can manage objects, but cannot retrieve password.
2. If I use Connection type as CyberArk and create a new connection, I can retrieve password for AD based connectors, but in that case I will have to provide credentials of local CyberArk account in the CyberArk connection, which I want to avoid.
3. If I use rest based, I might be unable to utilize it for AD based connections.


What are the ways I can achieve my use case without manually providing direct password/credentials of a CyberArk account which has privileges to read all secrets.

Also, Is there a way to be able to pull credentials in Saviynt via CCP, store them securely in Saviynt and then refer them in the connectors ?

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Dhruv_S
Saviynt Employee
Saviynt Employee

Hi @VivekTangri

Currently, this use case is only supported via PVWA where you need to provide the credentials of CyberArk account. 

To support this via CCP or Certificate based authentication, please raise an idea.

Regards,

Dhruv Sharma

VivekTangri
New Contributor III
New Contributor III

We finally had a call with Saviynt Support team where they mentioned that they have a JAR file that supports CyberArk password retrieval using PVWA and CCP both. This new connector type also has ability to add more parameters (that may be mandatory for some organizations based on configuration of CyberArk) while using PVWA.

We have tested and completed a POC using CCP via this JAR.

However, this is an unreleased AJR and is still being tested by Saviynt.

Is JAR is prepackage ? or paid solution ?


Regards,
Rushikesh Vartak
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This JAR is free for customers. however, Saviynt needs to provide access to it as its saved in their GitHub repository. Not sure why haven't they planned to release this in their next version.