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{
    "AWSTemplateFormatVersion": "2010-09-09",
    "Parameters": {
        "PolicyName": {
            "Type": "String",
            "Description": "Meaningful policy name"
        },
        "CyberArkSecretsHubRoleARN": {
            "Type": "String",
            "Description": "The Secrets Hub tenant role ARN which will be trusted by this role"

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CyberArk get-secrets Tool: Windows Setup and PowerShell Usage Guide

Prerequisites

• Windows Server 2016+ or Windows 10+
• PowerShell 5.1+ (included with Windows)
• Administrator privileges
• CyberArk Identity and Secrets Hub credentials

Step 1: Install Go

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import getpass
from ark_sdk_python import ArkClient
from ark_sdk_python.auth import ArkISPAuth

def interactive_platform_auth():
    """Interactive platform token authentication setup"""
    
    # Gather credentials interactively
    tenant_url = input("Enter your CyberArk tenant URL: ")
    client_id = input("Enter your Service User client ID: ")

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# Requires: Az PowerShell Module
# Install with: Install-Module -Name Az -Scope CurrentUser

# ------------------------
# VARIABLES - EDIT THESE
# ------------------------
$ManagementGroupId = "<YourManagementGroupID>" # e.g. "mg-root"

# ------------------------
# CONNECT TO AZURE

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# Version = 13.6.0.4-release/13.6
#-----------------------------------------
# This script installs the Vault-Conjur Synchronizer
#------------------------------------------

#Requires -Version 4.0

param([switch] $silent, [switch] $forceNoPVWAApiUse, [switch] $trustPVWAAndConjurCert, [switch] $automationTests)

#region [Variables]

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CyberArk PAM REST API Authentication via PingFederate SAML

This guide demonstrates how to authenticate to CyberArk's Self-Hosted Privileged Access Management (PAM) REST API using PingFederate SAML authentication with PowerShell.

Overview

The script implements a complete SAML authentication flow that:

1. Initiates SAML authentication with CyberArk
2. Redirects to PingFederate for authentication

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function New-SAMLInteractive {
    [CmdletBinding()]
    param(
        [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [string] $LoginIDP
    )

    Begin {
        # Regular expression to extract SAML Response
        $RegEx = '(?i)name="SAMLResponse"(?: type="hidden")? value=\"(.*?)\"(?:.*)?\/>'

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Utilizing GitHub OIDC as an Authentication Method through CyberArk Conjur’s authn-jwt

Overview: This documentation demonstrates how to use GitHub's OpenID Connect (OIDC) as an authentication method in Conjur Cloud & Self-Hosted Enterprise using the authn-jwt authenticator. The process involves configuring the JWT authenticator, mapping claims from the GitHub OIDC token to annotations in Conjur Cloud, and finally authenticating a workload.

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Step 1: Configure GitHub OIDC with JWT Authenticator

1. Plan the Configuration:

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# Import the AWS module
Import-Module AWSPowerShell.NetCore

# Define the region
$region = "YOUR_AWS_REGION"

# Function to get temporary security credentials from EC2 instance's IAM role
function Get-TemporaryCredentials {
    param (
        [string]$region

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To send data from a flat-file log on a server to QRadar, you need to set up a log source in QRadar to collect and process the logs. Here’s a step-by-step guide to accomplish this:

1. Install WinCollect on the Server

WinCollect is a Windows-based agent provided by IBM for QRadar to collect logs. Here are the steps to install and configure it:

• Download and Install WinCollect: Download the WinCollect agent from IBM's website and install it on your server.
• Configure the WinCollect Agent: During installation, configure the agent to point to your QRadar instance.

2. Configure WinCollect to Monitor the Log File