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simpleCyberarkTasks

This project aims to simplify CyberArk Priviliged Access Security restAPI procedures via Powershell.

Tested For

CyberArk Privileged Access Security 11.2 Powershell 7.1.2

Usage

CALogon

Creates an access token.

Switches

username : The username who can access restAPI services. Required.

PVWA : PVWA server which serves as restAPI service. Required.

pass : Username's password. You can specify password after that switch. You cannot use pass switch with AskPass switch.

AskPass : Set AskPass as $true if you dont want to write the password clear. You cannot use pass switch with AskPass switch.

ignoreCert : If you are not using trusted certificate or specify PVWA as IP set this switch as true. Optional.

Example

CALogon -username JohnDoe -pass mypass -PVWA 1.1.1.1 -ignorecert $true # Logon and create a token.

CALogon -username JohnDoe -AskPass -PVWA 1.1.1.1 # Ask for password.

CAList

Lists 'Users','Groups','Safes','Accounts','LiveSessions','SafeMembers' with ids.

Switches

type : Selects listing objects. Acceptable values are 'Users','Groups','Safes','Accounts','LiveSessions','SafeMembers'. Required.

id : Works with Users and Accounts type. Give details about account or user. Optional.

Activity : Works with Account type and Account id. If Actvity and Account id set as true, gives activities of selected account.

SafeUrlId : Works with safemember type.

Example

CAList -type Users # Lists Users with ids.

CAList -type Accounts -id 37_3 # Lists Account properties with Account id 37_3.

CAList -type Accounts -id 37_3 -Activity $true # Lists Account activities with Account id 37_3.

CAList -type SafeMembers -SafeUrlId Safe1 # Lists Safe1 safe members.

CACreatePermissionTable

Just create a permission table template for permissions. Tested for Cyberark PAS 11.2.

Switches

type : Specify table type to be created. Acceptable values are 'Permission','AccountActivity'. Required.

Example

CAGetPermissionsTable -type AccountActivity # Creates AccountActivity table template.

CAGetPermissionsTable

Creates a table, which lists permissions for safe users.

Switches

Export2CSV : After the switch specify the path of the csv file.

Example

CAGetPermissionsTable -Export2CSV c:\test\perms.csv

CAInfo2HashTable

This function converts Activities' moreInfo string value to hash table.

Switches

Infos : After the switch you can specify the csv file path to be exported.

Example

CAInfo2HashTable -Infos $Activity.moreInfo

CAGetAccountUseDetails

Lists the activities of CyberArk Accounts like who logged in,when logged in and logged out, duration etc.

Switches

Export2CSV : After the switch specify the path of the csv file. Optional.

id : id of the Account. You can get it ids from 'CAList -type Accounts'. Required.

Example

CAGetAccountUseDetails -id 33_2 # Lists activities on account with id.

CAGetUserUseDetails

Lists the activities of users like who logged in,when logged in and logged out, duration etc.

Switches

Export2CSV : After the switch specify the path of the csv file. Optional.

user : id of the Account. You can get it ids from 'CAList -type Accounts'. Required.

Example

CAGetAccountUseDetails -id john.doe # Lists activities on account with username.

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