Which permission allows users to manage locations in the vault hierarchy?

The correct choice is based on the specific roles and permissions associated with managing the vault hierarchy in CyberArk. The permission that allows users to manage locations in the vault hierarchy is tied directly to the ability to add and update users.

Managing locations in the vault hierarchy can involve organizing, arranging, and overseeing how various assets and resources are structured within that hierarchy. This fundamentally requires the authority to create new entries, alter existing ones, and ensure that the overall organizational structure within the vault aligns with security policies and operational needs.

In contrast, permissions like adding network areas, auditing users, or managing server file categories focus on different aspects of CyberArk's configurations and do not directly correlate to the hierarchical management of vault locations. Each of those roles has a specific function, but they do not encompass the breadth of authority necessary for managing locations effectively. Thus, having the ability to add or update users is key because it inherently involves managing their associated locations and roles within the vault.