Application Protector

• 1: Application Protector Java
• 1.1: Installing the Application Protector Java
• 1.2: Uninstalling the Application Protector Java
• 2: Application Protector Python
• 2.1: Installing the Application Protector Python
• 2.2: Uninstalling the Application Protector Python
• 3: Application Protector .Net
• 3.1: Installing the Application Protector .Net
• 3.2: Uninstalling the Application Protector .Net
• 4: Application Protector C
• 4.1: Installing the Application Protector C
• 4.2: Uninstalling the Application Protector C

1 - Application Protector Java

The Protegrity Application Protector (AP) Java provides APIs that integrate with the customer application to protect, unprotect, and reprotect sensitive data. The AP Java can be used with any customer application that is developed using the Java programming language.

To perform protect and unprotect operations, refer to Application Protector Java APIs.

1.1 - Installing the Application Protector Java

Setting up the Application Protector Java

The Protegrity Application Protector (AP) Java provides APIs that integrate with the customer application to protect, unprotect, and reprotect sensitive data. The AP Java can be used with any customer application that is developed using the Java programming language.

Prerequisites

For a detailed information on the prerequistes, refer to System Requirements.

Integrating the Application Protector Java with PPC

To integrate the Application Protector Java with PPC, perform the following steps:

1. Install and set up the PPC using the steps from the Installing PPC documentation.

2. Preparing the environment using the steps mentioned in the section Preparing the Environment.

3. Install the Application Protector Java using the steps mentioned in the section Application Protector Java Installation.

   Note:

   • Ensure a Workbench user exists to fetch certificates and create policy-related resources.
     For more information, refer to Installing Policy Workbench on PPC in Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).
   • During RPA installation, when prompted for a username, enter the Workbench username.
     For more information about username and password, refer to Log in to PPC.
   • When prompted for the ESA IP address, enter the PPC FQDN as configured in Automated script-based installation or Manual component-based installation. Ensure the FQDN does not exceed 50 characters. For the ESA listening port, enter 25400. These specific values are required to integrate the protector with the PPC.

Post Configuration Steps

For a detailed information on the post configuration steps, refer to Verifying Installation of AP Java.

1.2 - Uninstalling the Application Protector Java

Uninstalling the Application Protector Java

For more information about uninstalling the Application Protector Java, refer to Uninstalling the Application Protector Java.

Deleting the PPC

For more information about deleting the PPC, refer to Deleting PPC.

2 - Application Protector Python

The Protegrity Application Protector (AP) Python provides APIs that integrate with the customer application to protect, unprotect, and reprotect sensitive data. The AP Python can be used with any customer application that is developed using the Python programming language.

To perform protect and unprotect operations, refer to Application Protector Python APIs.

2.1 - Installing the Application Protector Python

Setting up the Application Protector Python

The Protegrity Application Protector (AP) Python provides APIs that integrate with the customer application to protect, unprotect, and reprotect sensitive data. The AP Python can be used with any customer application that is developed using the Python programming language.

Prerequisites

For a detailed information on the prerequistes, refer to System Requirements.

Integrating the Application Protector Python with PPC

To integrate the Application Protector Python with PPC, perform the following steps:

1. Install and set up the PPC using the steps from the Installing PPC documentation.

2. Preparing the environment using the steps mentioned in the section Preparing the Environment.

3. Install the Application Protector Python using the steps mentioned in the section Application Protector Python Installation.

   Note:

   • Ensure a Workbench user exists to fetch certificates and create policy-related resources.
     For more information, refer to Installing Policy Workbench on PPC in Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).
   • During RPA installation, when prompted for a username, enter the Workbench username.
     For more information about username and password, refer to Log in to PPC.
   • When prompted for the ESA IP address, enter the PPC FQDN as configured in Automated script-based installation or Manual component-based installation. Ensure the FQDN does not exceed 50 characters. For the ESA listening port, enter 25400. These specific values are required to integrate the protector with the PPC.

Post Configuration Steps

For a detailed information on the post configuration steps, refer to Verifying the installation of AP Python.

2.2 - Uninstalling the Application Protector Python

Uninstalling the Application Protector Python

For more information about uninstalling the Application Protector Python, refer to Uninstalling the Application Protector Python.

Deleting the PPC

For more information about deleting the PPC, refer to Deleting PPC.

3 - Application Protector .Net

The Protegrity Application Protector (AP) .Net provides APIs that integrate with customer applications to protect, unprotect, and reprotect sensitive data. It can be used with any application developed using .NET Standard 2.0.

To perform protect and unprotect operations, refer to the section Application Protector .Net APIs.

3.1 - Installing the Application Protector .Net

Setting up the Application Protector .Net

The Protegrity Application Protector (AP) .Net provides APIs that integrate with customer applications to protect, unprotect, and reprotect sensitive data. It can be used with any application developed using .NET Standard 2.0.

Prerequisites

For a detailed information on the prerequistes, refer to System Requirements.

Integrating the Application Protector .Net with PPC

To integrate the Application Protector .Net with PPC, perform the following steps:

1. Install and set up the PPC using the steps from the Installing PPC documentation.

2. Preparing the environment using the steps mentioned in the section Preparing the Environment.

3. Install the Application Protector .Net using the steps mentioned in the section Application Protector .Net Installation.

Note:

• Ensure a Workbench user exists to fetch certificates and create policy-related resources.
  For more information, refer to Installing Policy Workbench on PPC in Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).
• During RPA installation, when prompted for a username, enter the Workbench username.
  For more information about username and password, refer to Log in to PPC.
• When prompted for the ESA IP address, enter the PPC FQDN as configured in Automated script-based installation or Manual component-based installation. Ensure the FQDN does not exceed 50 characters. For the ESA listening port, enter 25400. These specific values are required to integrate the protector with the PPC.

Post Configuration Steps

For a detailed information on the post configuration steps, refer to Verifying Installation of AP .Net.

3.2 - Uninstalling the Application Protector .Net

Uninstalling the Application Protector .Net

For more information about uninstalling the Application Protector .Net, refer to Uninstalling the Application Protector .Net.

Deleting the PPC

For more information about deleting the PPC, refer to Deleting PPC.

4 - Application Protector C

The Protegrity Application Protector (AP) C provides APIs that integrate with the customer application to protect, unprotect, and reprotect sensitive data. The AP C can be used with any customer application that is developed using the C programming language.

To perform protect and unprotect operations, refer to Application Protector C APIs.

4.1 - Installing the Application Protector C

Setting up the Application Protector C

The Protegrity Application Protector (AP) C provides APIs that integrate with the customer application to protect, unprotect, and reprotect sensitive data. The AP C can be used with any customer application that is developed using the C programming language.

Prerequisites

For a detailed information on the prerequistes, refer to System Requirements.

Integrating the Application Protector C with PPC

To integrate the Application Protector C with PPC, perform the following steps:

1. Install and set up the PPC using the steps from the Installing PPC documentation.

2. Preparing the environment using the steps mentioned in the section Preparing the Environment.

3. Install the Application Protector C using the steps mentioned in the section Application Protector C Installation.

   Note:

   • Ensure a Workbench user exists to fetch certificates and create policy-related resources.
     For more information, refer to Installing Policy Workbench on PPC in Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).
   • During RPA installation, when prompted for a username, enter the Workbench username.
     For more information about username and password, refer to Log in to PPC.
   • When prompted for the ESA IP address, enter the PPC FQDN as configured in Automated script-based installation or Manual component-based installation. Ensure the FQDN does not exceed 50 characters. For the ESA listening port, enter 25400. These specific values are required to integrate the protector with the PPC.

Post Configuration Steps

For a detailed information on the post configuration steps, refer to Verifying Installation of AP C.

4.2 - Uninstalling the Application Protector C

Uninstalling the Application Protector C

For more information about uninstalling the Application Protector C, refer to Uninstalling the Application Protector C.

Deleting the PPC

For more information about deleting the PPC, refer to Deleting PPC.