Question 1

In CyberArk's high-level architecture for privileged access management, which two components are essential for ensuring the security and integrity of privileged access and credentials?

Options :

A : CyberArk Privileged Session Manager

B : Data Encryption Tools

C : Network Load Balancer

D : CyberArk Vault

E : Antivirus Software

Answer: A,D

Question 2

In CyberArk's Central Policy Manager (CPM), how do different connection types (like SSH, RDP, Telnet) impact the management of privileged accounts?

Options :

A : They define the communication protocol the CPM uses to interact with different types of systems for password management.

B : They categorize accounts based on their level of privilege within the organization.

C : They determine the level of access granted to the CPM for managing various accounts.

D : They specify the frequency with which passwords are rotated for different account types.

Answer: A

Question 3

In the management of privileged accounts using CyberArk's Central Policy Manager (CPM), which two connection types are crucial for effective and secure operations?

Options :

A : Database Synchronization Connection

B : External Cloud Storage Access Connection

C : Password Change Connection

D : Standard User Authentication Connection

E : Password Reconciliation Connection

Answer: C,E

Question 4

In the context of CyberArk's Central Policy Manager (CPM), which factor is most crucial for determining its capacity and performance requirements?

Options :

A : The number of user interfaces accessing the CPM concurrently.

B : The frequency of access audits conducted by the CPM.

C : The complexity of password policies configured in the CPM.

D : The total volume of privileged accounts managed by the CPM.

Answer: D

Question 5

In the CyberArk Privileged Access Security Solution, how do Product Roles differ from Authorizations in terms of access and permissions management?

Options :

A : Product Roles and Authorizations are synonymous in CyberArk, both referring to the specific tasks a user can perform within the system.

B : Product Roles are general classifications of users, such as Administrator or Auditor, while Authorizations are the specific permissions granted within these roles.

C : Product Roles are used for system-wide settings, whereas Authorizations apply only to individual components like the Digital Vault or PVW

D : Product Roles define the specific actions a user can perform within the CyberArk suite, while Authorizations determine the access level to specific systems or information.

Answer: B

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