What could be a possible outcome of running the Active/Nonactive safes report?

Running the Active/Nonactive safes report is primarily designed to help administrators identify safes that require reviewing for activity. This report provides insights into which safes are actively in use and which are not, allowing organizations to focus their review efforts on safes that may need attention. By analyzing safe activity, administrators can determine if certain safes are underutilized, potentially indicating a need for policy review or security assessments.

Options related to user password resets, network traffic assessment, and controlling user access levels address different functionalities within CyberArk but are not the main purpose of the active/nonactive safes report. The report's focus is specifically on monitoring and evaluating safe usage rather than user management or network analysis. This targeted approach helps ensure that safes housing sensitive information are either actively monitored or properly decommissioned if they are no longer needed.