About the Exam

This is a partner-only recertification exam for CyberArk Certified Delivery Engineer personnel. It validates the working knowledge needed to deploy and configure CyberArk’s Identity Security solution and to support its day-to-day operation. Passing demonstrates that the holder can retain CDE certification, which is active for 24 months.

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  • CyberArk Identity Security solution50%
  • Deploy and configure CyberArk’s Identity Security solution25%
  • Daily maintenance and operation to support the on-going performance of the CyberArk Identity Security solution25%

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QuestionQ1

Deploy and configure CyberArk’s Identity Security solution

When running a “Privileged Accounts inventory” report from the Reports page in PVWA for a specific safe, which permission(s) are required on that safe to display complete account inventory information?

  • A List Accounts, View Safe Members
  • B Manage Safe Owners
  • C List Accounts, Access Safe without confirmation
  • D Manage Safe, View Audit
Explanation

A complete Privileged Accounts Inventory report requires List Accounts to enumerate the accounts in the safe and View Safe Members to include the safe-membership information associated with that inventory.

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QuestionQ2

Deploy and configure CyberArk’s Identity Security solution

Your organization mandates that all passwords be rotated every 90 days.

Where can this regulatory requirement be configured?

  • A Master Policy
  • B Safe Templates
  • C PVWAConfig.xml
  • D Platform Configuration
Explanation

CyberArk’s Master Policy defines the global requirement to change passwords every specified number of days. A 90-day rotation rule is therefore configured in the Master Policy; platform configuration can provide platform-specific settings or exceptions.

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QuestionQ3

Deploy and configure CyberArk’s Identity Security solution

What are the minimum Safe permissions required for a user or group to use PSM connections in the PVWA?

  • A List Accounts, Use Accounts
  • B List Accounts, Use Accounts, Retrieve Accounts
  • C Use Accounts
  • D List Accounts, Use Accounts, Retrieve Accounts, Access Safe without confirmation
Explanation

A PVWA user must have List Accounts to view the available accounts and Use Accounts to initiate a connection through PSM. A PSM connection does not require Retrieve Accounts, because the user does not need to reveal or retrieve the credential value.

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QuestionQ4

Deploy and configure CyberArk’s Identity Security solution

What permissions does the Active Directory user used by the Windows Discovery process require?

  • A Domain Admin
  • B LDAP Admin
  • C Read/Write
  • D Read
Explanation

Windows Discovery only needs to enumerate Active Directory objects within the organizational units in scope. Read permission provides that access without granting the ability to modify directory objects or broad administrative privileges.

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QuestionQ5

Deploy and configure CyberArk’s Identity Security solution

Which PTA sensors are needed to identify suspected credential theft?

  • A Logs, Vault Logs
  • B Logs, Network Sensor, Vault Logs
  • C Logs, PSM Logs, CPM Logs
  • D Logs, Network Sensor, EPM
Explanation

CyberArk PTA detects suspected credential theft when a user connects to a machine or cloud service without first retrieving the required credentials from the Vault. This detection requires log data from a SIEM, Unix, AWS, or Azure source and Vault data; it does not require a Network Sensor, PSM logs, CPM logs, or EPM.

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