What is a key characteristic of Safe Authorizations in CyberArk?

A key characteristic of Safe Authorizations in CyberArk is that they can be assigned in both the PrivateArk client and the Privileged Web Access (PVWA) interface. This flexibility allows administrators to manage permissions and authorizations in different environments, catering to various user needs and operational workflows.

When administrators leverage both the PrivateArk client and PVWA, they can efficiently administer access rights, assign necessary permissions, and ensure that users have the appropriate access to sensitive information based on their roles within the organization. This capability enhances the user experience and strengthens the security model of CyberArk by allowing centralized and straightforward management of Safe Authorizations.

The other options describe characteristics that do not accurately represent how Safe Authorizations operate in CyberArk. While individual users do receive authorizations, Safe Authorizations are not limited to users alone; they can also be applied to groups. Additionally, Safe Authorizations are defined in a way that allows for dynamic management rather than only being created in the Vault. Lastly, inheritance of permissions does occur within CyberArk’s architecture, which promotes a more efficient permission management system.