Hello dmutua,
I have not dealt with that particular MFA solution myself yet, and I am pretty sure we do not have documentation for integration with that either. However, MFA being what it is, there are only so many solutions for it. And one of them is called TOTP, or Time-based One Time Password. This is used by several major identity and credential management systems, such as for example Google with their Google Authenticator app, or Azure and Microsoft 365 with their Microsoft Authenticator app. It's a standard that a lot of systems adhere to, including Access Server. In Access Server you can enable TOTP MFA in the authentication settings page (previously referred to as Google Authenticator MFA). Once this is enabled you are expected to enroll a user on the Access Server web interface and put the secret on a device or program that generates TOTP codes. Logging in afterwards will require a TOTP MFA code.
I see in documentation of Cyberark themselves that they seem to support this use case in their app, where Access Server will ask for TOTP MFA codes and the Cyberark app can supply the codes.
https://docs.cyberark.com/Product-Doc/OnlineHelp/Idaptive/Latest/en/Content/UserPortal/DesktopAuthenticator.htm?tocpath=End%20User%7CSign%20in%20with%20multi-factor%20authentication%7C_____4
If you're looking for another type of integration then please provide some details on how the authentication flow is expected to go.
Kind regards,
Johan
