AWS Certificate Manager vs. Cyberark Secrets Manager

I would always recommend AWS Certificate Manager for anyone using AWS cloud services. The perfect scenario would be with your domain managed by AWS Route 53 as you can obtain auto renewal of certificates with really good security for all your public facing application that uses CloudFront, ALB or API Gateway.

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Cyberark Conjur is well-suited and includes the following: > Securing access to sensitive data in multi-cloud environments. > Providing secure access to secrets and credentials for 3rd party services and applications

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• easy to generate ssl certificates
• free ssl certificates
• ability to import private ssl certificates
• integrates well with other AWS services

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• Provide allow-list
• verifying authority
• validate access

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• It doesn't support automatic domain verification with other domain name services.
• Limited to AWS only, Certificates issued by ACM can be used with AWS managed services only.
• If you are having multi-region infrastructure then you'll need to issue an SSL certificate for a domain in each region.

• Searching containers can be difficult if you're not sure which you're looking for.
• Initial authorization can be slow, specifically if the first instance failed.

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AWS historically has had very confusing interfaces. But in recent times they have improved them. AWS Certificate Manager is a clear sample of this. The interface is clear and straightforward, with no useless or cryptic options. Really I can't think of a way the interface could be better with the actual options available.

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They do a great job.

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Easy to implement within a few clicks, or even from command line, the alternatives doesn't integrate that easy with AWS Application Load Balancers or AWS CloudFront

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Cyberark Conjur has been a great asset to our company as it is a one stop shop that holds individuals, teams, departments, and the entire company accountable for the safety network. Not only do you have to be authorized to access Cyberark Conjuryou have to reauthorize to open, copy, or see individual passwords or accounts leaving a cyber trace of all your actions. There's no way to accidently get into something you're not supposed to be in.

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• switching from paid expensive SSL certificates to free ones generated by ACM
• quick deployment and validation of certificates
• integration with other AWS services

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• Before Cyberark we put passwords in a spread sheet - leaving exposure to theft.
• Gives security compliance to our company
• Keeps company and teams secure and safe.

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