Your PAM programme is only as strong as what it actually covers.
CyberArk vaults your most critical privileged accounts. But the explosion of human identities, non-human identities, and AI agents across hybrid environments means the accounts that need protecting are growing faster than any vault programme can onboard them. Tier-2 users, service accounts, unmanaged identities all exist outside the vault, operating without the controls your most sensitive accounts enjoy. And attackers know exactly where to look.
Silverfort doesn’t replace CyberArk. By integrating directly with CyberArk PAM, Silverfort surfaces every privileged identity in your environment—vaulted or not—and marks each one Managed or Unmanaged in a single, continuously updated view. Security teams can instantly see what’s covered, filter to what isn’t, and apply runtime controls (MFA, Just-in-Time access, virtual fencing) to unmanaged accounts without additional onboarding projects or lengthy implementation cycles.
Even for vaulted accounts, Silverfort adds a critical layer: if a legitimate credential is exposed, lateral movement and privilege escalation are blocked inline, at the moment of access.
More coverage. Less overhead. A PAM programme that finally keeps pace with your environment.
Read this brief to understand:
- How Silverfort integrates with CyberArk PAM to give every privileged identity a Managed or Unmanaged status, eliminating the guesswork and manual audits that leave coverage gaps undetected
- How Silverfort extends runtime protection (including MFA, virtual fencing, and Just-in-Time access) to the privileged identities outside the vault, without additional onboarding or infrastructure changes
- How a continuously synchronised, correlated view of privileged access coverage gives security teams audit-ready proof of PAM programme effectiveness without reconciling account lists by hand