Cyberark Software Ltd.

Tomer Dayan

Yaron Nisimov

Ofir Iluz

Described herein are methods, systems, and computer-readable storage media for using a network identity. Techniques may include obtaining and encrypting a first data element using an encryption key and storing the encrypted first data element mapped to a network identity. Techniques may further include receiving a request from the network identity to perform an action on a resource and authenticating the network identity using an existing protocol, decrypting the first data element using a second data element calculated based on standard fields of the existing protocol, and enabling the action on the resource using the first data element.

Agentless single sign-on techniques

Disclosed embodiments relate to systems and methods for providing agentless single sign on for native access to secure network resources. Techniques include receiving a request from a network identity to access a network resource; authenticating the network identity using a native client and communication protocol through an authentication process with the native client; sending a first secret to the network identity through the native client; authorizing the network identity based on one or more access policy; identifying, based on the one or more access policy, an account associated with a second secret; accessing the at least one network resource using the second secret; and enabling the network identity to access the at least one network resource using the account using the native client and communication protocol.

Agentless single sign-on for native access to secure network resources

The disclosed embodiments include systems and methods for performing operations using least-privilege access to and control of target network resources. Operations may include identifying a prompt associated with a least-privilege requesting identity to initiate an action on a target network resource; executing, in response to the prompt, a first set of executable code; initiating, based on the first set of executable code, execution of a second set of executable code on the target network resource, wherein the second set of executable code executes using a least-privilege credential or using least-privilege permissions, the least-privilege credential and the least-privilege permissions being determined according to a least-privilege security policy associated with a type of activity expected to be performed on the target network resource; and instructing the second set of executable code to perform the action remotely on the target network resource through a remote session.

Automatic least-privilege access and control for target resources

Disclosed embodiments relate to providing dynamic and least-privilege access to network resources. Techniques include receiving a request from a network identity to access a network resource, authenticating the network identity using a native client and communication protocol, authorizing the network identity based on one or more access policy, generating a least privilege ephemeral account having ephemeral credentials, accessing the network resource using the ephemeral credentials, and enabling the network identity to access the network resource using the least-privilege ephemeral account using the native client and communication protocol. The techniques may further include matching an existing account to the network identity based on the one or more access policy and enabling the network identity to access the network resource using the matched existing account using the native client and communication protocol.

Dynamic and least-privilege access to secure network resources using ephemeral credentials

Dynamic and monitored access to secure resources

The disclosed embodiments include systems and methods for implementing least-privilege access to, control of, and/or code execution on target network resources. Operations may include identifying a prompt associated with a least-privilege requesting identity to initiate a remote session on a target network resource; executing, in response to the prompt, a first agent; retrieving, from a secure storage location, a second agent; initiating, by the first agent, execution of the second agent on the target network resource, wherein the second agent executes using a least-privilege credential or using least-privilege permissions associated with the least-privilege requesting identity; and instructing the second agent to perform an action remotely on the target network resource through the remote session using the least-privilege credential or using the least-privilege permissions.

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Petach-Tikva, Israel

Tomer Dayan