CyberArk ACCESS-DEF Dumps

• Login to the User Portal.
• Click the Devices page, and click Add Devices.
• On the mobile device app, use the camera to scan the QR code.
• Authorize the application download.
• Enroll the mobile device.

The process of installing the CyberArk Identity mobile app using a QR code involves several steps to ensure a smooth and secure setup. First, the user must log into the User Portal providedby CyberArk, which is the centralized interface for managing user settings and security options. After logging in, the user navigates to the Devices page where they can manage and add new devices to their profile. The option to add a device will prompt the user to use their mobile device to scan a QR code. This QR code contains the configuration details and a link to download the mobile app. Once scanned, the mobile device will prompt the user to authorize the download of the CyberArk Identity mobile app from the app store. After the app is downloaded, the final step is to enroll the device with the user's CyberArk Identity account, which may include setting up a PIN or biometric verification and agreeing to any necessary permissions. This completes the installation and ensures the device is securely managed under the user's identity profile.

CyberArk Identity’s App Gateway is designed to provide secure remote access to on-premises applications without the need for VPNs, code changes, or additional infrastructure. It enables users to access on-premises apps such as an Oracle web app by extending Single Sign-On (SSO), adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and fine-grained access policies to these applications. This ensures that users can authenticate once and gain one-click access to all the apps they need, including on-premises Oracle web apps, in a secure manner. References: The information is based on CyberArk’s official documentation and resources which detail the capabilities of the App Gateway feature, specifically its ability to secure remote access to on-premises applications like Oracle web apps12.

When the “Challenge Pass-Through Duration” is set to “No Pass Through”, it ensures that users are presented with an authentication challenge every time they attempt to access the portal or applications. This setting is crucial for maintaining strict security protocols and ensuring that user identities are verified at each access attempt, preventing unauthorized access and enhancing overall security posture.