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- Third Party Integrations
- Aperture VISTA
- Arxscan Arxview Integration
- Atrium Integration
- BMC Remedyforce Integration
- CA CMDB Integration
- CiscoWorks LAN Management Solution Integration
- CyberArk Integration
- EMC Control Center (ECC) Integration
- IDS Scheer ARIS Integration
- Importing Data from External Sources
- Import From Excel Workbook Discovery
- Microsoft SCCM/SMS Integration
- NetApp SANscreen Integration
- NetApp OnCommand Insight (OCI) Pull Integration
- ServiceNow Integration
- ServiceNow Integration Using Enhanced Generic Adapter
- Troux Integration
- UCMDB to XML Adapter
CyberArk Integration
CyberArk is a product that implements an external password vault. CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault, part of the CyberArk Privileged Account Security Solution, enables organizations to secure, manage and track the use of privileged credentials whether on-premise or in the cloud, across operating systems, databases, applications, hypervisors, network devices and more.
The integration between UCMDB and CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault allows Universal Discovery administrators to configure credentials for supported Universal Discovery protocols, which enables administrators to manage the credentials in a secure and easy way.
Instead of storing the passwords themselves in UCMDB/UD, this integration involves storing only references (in the CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault) to the passwords, and retrieving the passwords when they are needed from the vault using the stored references.
As the CyberArk integration enables the discovery of content but does not actually perform data collection, no MDR integration license is required for the use of this capability.
How the CyberArk Integration Works
The CyberArk integration enables UCMDB/UD to retrieve usernames and passwords from the CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault as follows:
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Administrators to create a Safe, Application, and Account on the CyberArk Server, including username, password, and unique reference ID.
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Universal Discovery administrators to create a credential on UCMDB Server, using the same CyberArk Safe, Application, and Account values created in step 1 as reference ID in the following format: <Safe_Name>\<Folder_Path>\<Reference_ID>
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The CyberArk integration synchronizes the CyberArk references to Data Flow Probes. No password information contained.
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Universal Discovery administrators to run discovery jobs using the unique referenceID to retrieve username and password from CyberArk.
For more details about the integration, see Chapter 11: Integrating UCMDB with CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault in the HPE Universal CMDB Data Flow Management Guide for version 10.22 or later.