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ARCON PAM

Description​

The ARCON PAM connector uses the ARCON REST API to discover privileged accounts managed within the ARCON Privileged Access Management platform. It authenticates using username and password credentials and enumerates all target accounts, entitlements, and role assignments visible to the scanning user.

System Type Classification​

FieldValue
System TypePAM Tool
Default Scan Priority500

Version Support​

OrbisID EditionSupported
CommunityNo
ProYes
EnterpriseYes

Supported Protocol​

ProtocolPortNotes
REST API (HTTPS)443 TCPBasic or token-based authentication

What OrbisID Discovers​

DataSource
Privileged accountsGET /api/v1/accounts
Account groups / rolesGET /api/v1/groups
MembershipsDerived from account-to-group assignments

NHI Subtype Classification​

This connector does not yet assert an NHI (Non-Human Identity) subtype directly from ARCON's API — accounts are classified via the naming-pattern catalogue rules and AI classifier (Tier B) only. ARCON's Application Identity Manager (AAPM) module (app-to-app secret retrieval, analogous to CyberArk AIM) is the likely real signal for a future connector-asserted classification, but the exact enumerable endpoint was not confirmed against a live tenant, so it was not implemented here.

Connection Requirements​

Required Permissions​

Create a dedicated ARCON service account with read-only access to the ARCON PAM console.

Minimum permissions:

  • View Accounts — read access to all managed accounts
  • View Groups — read access to account groups and role definitions

Credential Mapping​

OrbisID FieldValue
credential.usernameARCON PAM service account username
credential.passwordARCON PAM service account password
system.ipAddress (the IP Address / Hostname field)ARCON PAM server hostname or IP

Network Requirements​

The OrbisID server must have HTTPS access to the ARCON PAM server on port 443.

Configuration Steps​

  1. Create a dedicated read-only service account in the ARCON PAM console
  2. Create a Credential in OrbisID:
    • Username: ARCON service account username
    • Password: ARCON service account password
  3. Navigate to Systems → Add System
  4. Fill in the fields:
FieldValue
NameDescriptive name (e.g., ARCON PAM – Production)
OS TypeArconPam
System TypePAM Tool
IP Address / HostnameARCON PAM server hostname or IP
CredentialThe scanning credential
  1. Click Test Connection
  2. Click Save

Troubleshooting​

SymptomLikely CauseResolution
Authentication failedInvalid credentialsVerify username and password in the ARCON console
No accounts returnedInsufficient permissionsGrant View Accounts to the service account
Cannot connectNetwork / firewallVerify TCP 443 is open between OrbisID and the ARCON server
SSL certificate errorSelf-signed certificateAdd the ARCON CA certificate to the OrbisID trust store