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The Active/Non-Active users report is particularly valuable for auditing user activity over a specific time period because it specifically focuses on the status and engagement of users within the CyberArk environment. This report provides insights into who has been active or inactive, enabling administrators to assess user behavior, understand usage patterns, and potentially identify security concerns or areas for improvement in access management.

By analyzing this report, organizations can track user logins, activities performed, and any anomalies that may have occurred during the defined time frame, making it a crucial tool for compliance and auditing purposes. It allows for a clearer view of user actions and engagement with privileged accounts, which is essential in maintaining a secure and efficient cybersecurity posture.

The other reports, while useful for different purposes, do not specifically focus on user activity tracking over time. For example, the Safes List Report provides information on the safes within CyberArk, but does not detail individual user interactions or activity levels. Similarly, the Users List Report outlines existing users but lacks temporal context on their activities, and the Active/Nonactive safes report focuses on safes rather than user engagement.