Kubernetes

During the previous days, CyberArk has released version 13.0 of Conjur Enterprise. What’s new? Who should consider upgrading, and why? I’ve published an article on these topics here on the SIGHUP blog.

During the past few weeks, I have described what a secrets manager is and provided an overview of the architecture and system requirements of CyberArk Conjur. A secrets manager can’t do its job if it can’t communicate with those who need to request secrets, and that’s where Conjur’s magic comes in! The “authenticators” are responsible for the authentication process in Conjur and are specialized to do this in the most secure way, depending on the service. Here is the list of authenticators currently supported: ...

As I wrote in my last post, CyberArk Conjur is an enterprise secrets manager. , CyberArk Conjur is an enterprise secrets manager. In this post, I’ll provide an architecture overview along with the main system requirements. Conjur is currently available in two versions: Enterprise and open source (known as OSS). A “cloud” version will be available soon, offered as a SaaS solution. This post focuses on the Enterprise version, which is similar but not identical to the OSS version. ...