ACCESS-DEF Exam Dumps : CyberArk Defender Access (ACC-DEF)

 Within a Web App connector, the admin uses the Workflow feature to grant users access. Enabling the Workflow feature for an application allows end users to send requests for access to the application to designated users or roles for approval. Approvers can then grant access to the application permanently or for a specified time window. Granting access to the application means the users receive the View, Run, and Automatically Deploy permissions1.

References: The information is based on the CyberArk Defender Access (ACC-DEF) course and learning resources, specifically from the CyberArk documentation on managing application access requests1.

 In the event that a Chief Executive Officer (or any user) loses their phone and cannot perform Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to log in to work, the immediate action to enable access without delay is to use the MFA Unlock feature through the Admin Portal (D). This feature allows an administrator to bypass the MFA requirement temporarily for a user, ensuring that they can access their work without significant interruption.

References: The MFA Unlock action is a part of the administrative capabilities within CyberArk Defender Access, which provides various options for managing user access and authentication. This feature is specifically designed to address situations where users are unable to perform MFA due to reasons such as losing their phone1.

To minimize the frequency of 2FA/MFA prompts, the following settings are useful:

A.Challenge Pass-Through Duration:This setting allows users to bypass additional MFA prompts for a set period after successfully completing an MFA challenge. For example, if the duration is set to 8 hours, after the user completes MFA once, they won't be prompted again for another 8 hours on the same device.

D.IP Address filter:By whitelisting certain IP addresses, such as those within the corporate network, you can configure policies that do not prompt for MFA when a user is accessing resources from a known and trusted location.

B, C, and E are not related to minimizing MFA prompts. RADIUS is an authentication provider, OATH OTP is an authentication method, and port mapping is unrelated to authentication prompts.