CyberArk Certificate Manager (Pro)

The CyberArk Certificate Manager connector imports PKI/certificate posture findings. DefectDojo creates a Record for each certificate’s owning application (SaaS) or policy folder (self-hosted).

These findings are DefectDojo’s own analysis, not a vendor vulnerability list. The connector enumerates your certificates and evaluates four posture rules against each one — expiry, weak key, SHA-1 signature, and self-signed — then raises findings from the results. If you go looking for a matching “vulnerabilities” list inside Certificate Manager, there isn’t one.

Both editions are supported, and the connector normalizes them so the same rules apply to each:

  • cloud — Certificate Manager SaaS, formerly TLS Protect Cloud.
  • tpp — Certificate Manager Self-Hosted, formerly Trust Protection Platform.

Prerequisites

  • Cloud: a SaaS API key.
  • Self-hosted: an OAuth client ID registered on the server, plus a service account username and password.

Connector Mappings

  1. Enter your Certificate Manager URL in the Location field — https://api.venafi.cloud (or your region’s host) for cloud, or your Trust Protection Platform host for self-hosted.
  2. Set Edition to cloud or tpp. It defaults to cloud.
  3. For the cloud edition, enter the SaaS API key in API Key (cloud) and leave the tpp fields blank.
  4. For the tpp edition, enter the Client ID (tpp), Username (tpp) and Password (tpp), and leave the cloud API key blank.
  5. Optionally, set a Minimum Severity to limit which findings are imported.

Because the credential fields are shared between editions, only the ones matching your chosen Edition are required — the others should be left empty.