When managing SSH keys, Central Policy Manager (CPM) automatically pushes the Private Key to all systems that use it.
When managing SSH keys, Central Policy Manager (CPM) automatically pushes the Private Key to all systems that use it.
When managing SSH keys, the Central Policy Manager (CPM) does not push the private key to all systems that use it. Instead, the private key is securely stored in the Digital Vault. The public key is what gets pushed to the target servers. This method ensures that the private key remains secure and is not exposed to potential threats.
It is FALSE. Never push private ssh key to anywhere!!
Private Key is stored in the Vault while Public key is pushed to target servers.
Agreed. https://docs.cyberark.com/Product-Doc/OnlineHelp/PAS/Latest/en/Content/SSHKM/Managing%20SSH%20Keys.htm?tocpath=Administrator%7CComponents%7CSSH%C2%A0Key%20Manager%7C_____5 "he SSH Key Manager generates new random SSH Key pair and updates the public SSH Key on target machines. The new private SSH key is then stored in the Digital Vault where it benefits from all accessibility and security features of the Digital Vault"