CyberArk Identity has created a CLI integration with which vendor?

Question

Options

• AAmazon Web Services
• BSalesforce
• CMicrosoft
• DZoom

• A
  92% (22)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

CyberArk Identity built a CLI integration specifically with Amazon Web Services (AWS), enabling users to authenticate to AWS via the CyberArk Identity platform and retrieve temporary IAM credentials through the command line - a common enterprise use case for securing cloud access.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B. Salesforce - CyberArk integrates with Salesforce as an SSO/SAML identity provider, but there is no dedicated CLI integration.
• C. Microsoft - CyberArk integrates with Azure AD and Microsoft 365, but those are federation/directory integrations, not a dedicated CLI tool.
• D. Zoom - Zoom is supported for SSO through CyberArk Identity, but no CLI integration exists.

Memory tip: Think "CLI = Cloud Command Line = AWS." AWS is the dominant cloud platform where CLI access to infrastructure is critical, making it the natural partner for a privileged identity CLI integration. If you remember that CyberArk's core mission is securing access to infrastructure (not SaaS apps like Zoom or Salesforce), AWS is the obvious answer.

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