Credential stores are secure locations where you can store and retrieve sensitive data such as robot credentials and credential assets1. Orchestrator supports the use of multiple credential stores and has built-in integrations with the following ones2:
Azure Key Vault: A cloud-based service that provides secure storage and management of secrets, keys, and certificates3.
CyberArk CCP: A component of the CyberArk Privileged Access Security Solution that provides centralized management and distribution of credentials to applications and robots4.
HashiCorp Vault: A tool that enables secure access to secrets and encryption keys across dynamic environments5.
Thycotic Secret Server: A web-based solution that protects privileged accounts and credentials from cyberattacks and insider threats.
BeyondTrust: A platform that offers privileged access management, remote access, and vulnerability management solutions.
CyberArk: A leader in privileged access management that secures credentials, sessions, and endpoints across hybrid and cloud environments.
Therefore, option A is the correct answer, as it lists all the credential stores that have built-in support in Orchestrator. Option B is incorrect because it includes Cisco and Google Credentials, which are not credential stores supported by Orchestrator. Option C is incorrect because it includes Amazon Security Services, which is not a credential store supported by Orchestrator. Option D is incorrect because it includes Cisco, Amazon Security Services, Microsoft SCS, and IBM Vault, which are not credential stores supported by Orchestrator.
