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CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager

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description CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager Overview

CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager controls and monitors application usage across endpoints, limiting access to sensitive resources and reducing the attack surface for organizations facing evolving threat landscapes.

help CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager FAQ

Can CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager remove local administrator rights without breaking applications?

EPM can remove standing administrator access while elevating approved applications or tasks under policy. Organizations commonly begin in audit or discovery mode so legitimate installers, scripts, and business applications can be identified before enforcement.

Does CyberArk EPM work on Windows and macOS endpoints?

CyberArk provides EPM controls for Windows and macOS, although individual policy capabilities can differ by operating system. Deployment should therefore be tested separately against the organization's Windows builds and supported macOS releases.

How is CyberArk EPM different from CyberArk Privilege Cloud?

EPM focuses on endpoint least privilege and application control on workstations and servers. Privilege Cloud manages privileged accounts, credentials, and sessions, so many enterprises use the products for complementary parts of privileged access management.

Can CyberArk EPM block ransomware and unapproved executables?

EPM can restrict unknown applications, control privilege elevation, and apply policies based on application reputation or identity. It is a preventive control rather than a complete replacement for endpoint detection products such as Microsoft Defender for Endpoint or CrowdStrike Falcon.

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