What is the HTML5 port used for PSM?

The HTML5 port used for Privileged Session Manager (PSM) is 443. This port serves as the standard port for HTTPS traffic, which is essential for secure data transmission over the internet. In the context of CyberArk and PSM, utilizing port 443 ensures that the client sessions are encrypted and secure, complying with best practices for maintaining the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive information during privileged access sessions.

Using port 443 allows users to access the PSM web interface where they can manage and monitor privileged sessions securely. Since PSM is responsible for facilitating secure connections between privileged users and target systems, it is critical to have a robust encryption mechanism in place, which is provided when operating over HTTPS on port 443.

The other ports listed are used for different purposes; for instance, port 80 is the standard for unencrypted HTTP traffic, while 8080 is commonly used for alternative HTTP services and is not secure. Port 5000 often serves other applications but is not designated for PSM in a secure context. Thus, 443 is the appropriate choice for secure access in this scenario.