What is the designated port used by the CyberArk Remote Control Protocol?

The designated port used by the CyberArk Remote Control Protocol is 9022. This port is specifically designated for secure communication between the components of CyberArk's Privileged Access Security solutions.

The use of a dedicated port like 9022 helps ensure that remote control operations, such as accessing privileged accounts or managing sessions, are performed securely and are isolated from other types of traffic. This enhances the overall security posture by minimizing the potential for unauthorized access and making it easier to monitor and control the specific traffic associated with remote control functions.

Other ports listed serve different purposes. For example, port 443 is commonly used for HTTPS traffic, which is often employed for secure web traffic, while port 22 is primarily associated with SSH (Secure Shell), a common protocol for secure remote access to servers. Port 8080 is typically used for web traffic as an alternative to port 80, often for web servers or proxy servers, but it does not pertain to the CyberArk Remote Control Protocol.