UIPATH - Do you all use it?
DatabaseHead
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Any familiar with this RPA utility? Our company has implemented it and I was thinking about throwing my hat into the ring. Any insights would be greatly appreciated. I've seen conflict info, you need to be a great dev you don't need coding at all, etc....
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scasc
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Yep, seen this at my previous place. Basically robotics which automate a business process service whereby the RPA acts as a client to access the destination. From what I have seen you dont necessarily need to be a great coder - very easy to pick up from anyone. Key thing is to manage its permissions via AD role and treat the RPA as a standard user account - so enforce all security policies via GPO as you normally would. Encrypt transit traffic, log behaviour etc but hopefully gives you an idea,AWS, Azure, GCP, ISC2, GIAC, ISACA, TOGAF, SABSA, EC-Council, Comptia... -
JDMurray
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Are there any use cases for the security monitoring, or playbooks for incident response handling, of RPA systems?
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scasc
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Not sure about precise use cases but this may shed some light into logging mechanisms.
www.uipath.com/community/rpa-community-blog/rpa-reporting-and-analytics-logging-introduction%3fhs_amp=true
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DatabaseHead
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I've got a meeting set, sounds like my VB background will help out a lot. I was chatting with the lead engineer and to get it to really pop it's helpful to know Python, C#, VB and there is one other language/library ( I don't recall) that can be leveraged.
