For Secure Connect, when the account is not in the Vault, what additional prompt is required?

When using Secure Connect in CyberArk, the requirement for an additional prompt when the account is not in the Vault is to identify the target user. This is necessary because Secure Connect relies on establishing a link between the user initiating the connection and the intended target system. If the account is not stored in the Vault, detailing the target user helps the system clarify who is being accessed, enhancing security and accountability.

The process ensures that all connections are properly authenticated and authorized. Identifying the target user reduces the risk of unauthorized access and improves tracking and auditing capabilities within the system. This practice helps maintain a secure environment where sensitive data and systems can be protected effectively.

Other prompts, such as access approval, secure tokens, or execution commands, serve different roles within the CyberArk ecosystem, but they do not directly address the situation of accounts not being stored in the Vault. These elements may relate to other operational scenarios in CyberArk but are not specifically necessary for connecting to a target user when the account is absent from the Vault.