What happens once Object Level Control is enabled?

When Object Level Control is enabled within CyberArk's Privileged Access Security infrastructure, it establishes a set of permissions that governs how objects are managed and accessed. This feature is designed to enforce strict access rules for sensitive resources, and once activated, it applies these rules consistently, making it a permanent state for those particular objects.

Thus, enabling Object Level Control means that those defined access rights persist and are not easily reversible without a deliberate reconfiguration of the settings. This approach ensures strong security postures by maintaining a controlled environment, especially for critical assets.

While there may be other settings related to user management or permissions adjustments, once Object Level Control is in place, it fundamentally alters how those elements interact with the system, reinforcing security and governance without an option for easy retraction. This is crucial for organizations looking to enhance their security frameworks as they minimize the risk of unauthorized access.