The KuppingerCole Analysts AG 2022 “CIEM & Dynamic Resource Entitlement & Access Management (DREAM) platforms” report states, “Dynamic cloud environments require dynamic access.” Aligned with that shift, the CyberArk Identity Security Platform is recognized for its strengths in Privileged Access Management, Cloud Infrastructure Entitlements Management, Secrets Management and just-in-time privileged access. We believe this report reinforces the strength of CyberArk’s capabilities for consistently securing human and machine identities accessing sensitive resources and data across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
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