What does the Master User role imply in terms of permissions?

The Master User role predominantly focuses on user management within the CyberArk Privileged Access Security framework. By selecting the option regarding a limited ability to change their own permissions, it highlights an important aspect of this role: Master Users have specific predefined capabilities that allow them to perform certain actions related to their own account but restricts the extent to which they can modify those permissions.

In CyberArk, maintaining strict control over access and permissions is essential to ensure security and compliance. Master Users can manage their own aspects, such as their login credentials, but not to a level where they could elevate their own permissions drastically. This is to prevent potential abuse and maintains a strict adherence to the security policies that govern the system.

The other options involve broader or more unrestricted powers, such as modifying system-wide settings or managing other users' permissions, which typically fall under different roles or require a higher level of authority within the system to ensure proper checks and balances are in place. Delegating administrative tasks also typically requires a higher level of access and is usually not within the purview of a Master User. Thus, focusing on their limited ability reinforces the importance of controlled privilege management in CyberArk.