What are the three core functions of PSM?

The correct answer emphasizes the core functions of Privileged Session Manager (PSM) within CyberArk's Privileged Access Security framework. PSM plays a critical role in managing privileged sessions by ensuring security and compliance are maintained during remote access.

The function "Isolate" pertains to the ability of PSM to create a secure environment for privileged access, effectively separating the session from the user's local environment and protecting systems from potential threats associated with remote sessions.

"Control" refers to the regulation and management of user access and actions during a privileged session. It ensures that only authorized personnel can access sensitive systems and that all actions taken can be monitored and audited for compliance.

"Monitor" is about the real-time tracking of privileged sessions, allowing administrators to observe activities during access and ensure that no unusual or unauthorized actions are carried out. This function is critical for compliance and for detecting any suspicious behavior that could lead to a security breach.

Each of these functions works together to bolster security, control access, and ensure that the organization meets necessary compliance standards while managing privileged credentials effectively.