CyberArk & Privileged Access Management Fundamentals
Extending governance expertise from standard user access into privileged and non-human identity — an area I've touched at the governance-requirements level but not implemented directly.
Where I am: not yet started — planned. Non-human identity governance has been part of my IGA scope at a policy level; this path is about understanding the privileged access management layer itself, which I haven’t implemented directly.
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PAM core concepts
Credential vaulting, session isolation, and just-in-time privileged access — how PAM's model differs from standard IGA-governed access.
CyberArk — What is PAM - 2
CyberArk platform fundamentals
Vault architecture and core workflows, as a starting point for hands-on familiarity.
CyberArk documentation - 3
Non-human identity governance
Connecting this to governance work I've already done around service accounts and non-human identities in an IGA context — where PAM and IGA responsibilities overlap and where they're distinct.