CyberArk Certificate Manager (Pro)
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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
- 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. - Set Edition to
cloudortpp. It defaults tocloud. - For the cloud edition, enter the SaaS API key in API Key (cloud) and leave the
tppfields blank. - For the tpp edition, enter the Client ID (tpp), Username (tpp) and Password (tpp), and leave the cloud API key blank.
- 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.