Using Credentials from CyberArk in Flow Designer

anthonydalferro
Tera Guru

We are attempting to retrive a password from our CyberArk Vault and use it in an Action with Flow Designer.

We have setup the Get Connection Info Step, Using a Connection Alias, which contains an external credential storage account.

In the flow, it appears we are able to retrive the information and the account details, which show as encrypted, which is a good thing.  But when the flow tries to use the password in steps later in the process, we suspect that the password is being sent over as ******.  Does anyone have any experience with trying to pull credentials from CyberArk and use them in Flow Designer?

 

Here is our flow,

 

Step 1, 

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Step 2

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Step 2 continued

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For the password value, this is coming from Step 1 results,

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Here are the values we get back from step 1,

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When the body is sent, it appears like this.

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but this is the result we get back

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3 REPLIES 3

adilrathore
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

You should be able to use the credential through MID Server. The CyberArk integration supports these ServiceNow credential types:

GCP
Azure
CIM
JMS
SNMP forum
SNMPv3
Basic Auth
SSH Key Pair
SSH Private Key (with key, pass phrase, and password)
VMware
Windows
Applicative Credentials
Here is the link:

https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/tokyo-platform-security/page/product/credentials/concept/c_CyberA...

Yes, we already have our MID servers using CyberArk credentials.  My question is how to use that in Flow designer.

hz2
Tera Expert

Has anyone managed to use external credentials in Flow Designer? I've had no luck with this unfortunately!