By default, there are four roles that contain cryptographic-related permissions: Administrator, No Trusted Infrastructure Administrator, vCLSAdmin, and vSphere Kubernetes Manager. From the vSphere Client, go to Administration >> Access Control >> Roles. Highlight each role and click the 'Privileges" button in the right pane. Verify that only the Administrator, No Trusted Infrastructure Administrator, vCLSAdmin, and vSphere Kubernetes Manager and any site-specific cryptographic roles have the following permissions: Cryptographic Operations privileges Global.Diagnostics Host.Inventory.Add host to cluster Host.Inventory.Add standalone host Host.Local operations.Manage user groups or From a PowerCLI command prompt while connected to the vCenter server, run the following commands: $roles = Get-VIRole ForEach($role in $roles){ $privileges = $role.PrivilegeList If($privileges -match "Crypto*" -or $privileges -match "Global.Diagnostics" -or $privileges -match "Host.Inventory.Add*" -or $privileges -match "Host.Local operations.Manage user groups"){ Write-Host "$role has Cryptographic privileges" } } If any role other than the four default roles contain the permissions listed above and is not authorized to perform cryptographic-related operations, this is a finding.