What does the PrivateArk report Active/Nonactive safes report indicate?

The PrivateArk report for Active/Nonactive safes provides valuable insights by displaying a list of safes that have or have not had activity over a specified time frame. This is essential for administrators to assess the usage of safes within the CyberArk environment. Monitoring activity helps in identifying which safes are actively being used for credential storage or access, and which ones may be dormant or unnecessary, aiding in resource management and security best practices.

By focusing on the activity status of the safes, administrators can determine if any safes require attention, such as removing stale safes that are no longer needed or ensuring that critical safes are actively monitored for security. This report can also play a significant role in compliance audits, where understanding the activity levels of safes over time may be necessary to demonstrate proper security measures and data management.

The other choices do not capture the specific purpose of the report. For instance, the option regarding empty safes doesn’t provide a complete picture of usage, while the one about safety ownership offers administrative information but lacks insights into activity levels. Lastly, showing all safes available for user access does not address whether those safes are actively being utilized or not. Thus, the focal point of the report is indeed on the activity