CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) enforces least privilege and enables organizations to block and contain attacks on endpoint computers, reducing the risk of information being stolen or encrypted and held for ransom.
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Course Description
What You'll Learn
Workflow of sets
PMI, Application Control and Threat Protection inbox
Reduction of raw events
Application groups
Computer sets
Policy creation
Secure Token handling
Agent configuration
Server configuration
Reports handling
License management
Integration of Azure AD with EPM
CSV push automation from AWS to EPM
JIT
OPAG
Target Audience
The CyberArk Trustee certification program is designed for anyone interested in determining the security of privileged accounts.
Pre-Requisites
Privileged Accounts and/or Trustee Accounts in CyberArk.
Privileged Account Security Defender/Administration (CyberArk (PAS))
Sentry/Install and Configure CyberArk Privileged Account Security (PAS)
Course Content
CyberArk EPM
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Part-8
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the EPM Threat Protection module?
The EPM Threat Protection module is designed to detect and block specific application threats that could compromise your system’s security. It provides an additional layer of defense against malicious software and unauthorized activities.
What types of threats does it protect against?
The module covers a wide range of threats, including malware, ransomware, phishing attacks, and unauthorized access attempts. It monitors application behavior and enforces policies to prevent these threats from causing harm.
How do I activate threat protection policies?
To activate threat protection policies, follow these steps:
Log in to your CyberArk console.
Navigate to the EPM Threat Protection section.
Review the available policies and select the ones that best fit your organization’s needs.
Apply the policies to all endpoint computers or exclude specific computers as necessary.
