What is the maximum number of Master Policy Rules defined in the CyberArk Privileged Access Security?

The maximum number of Master Policy Rules that can be defined in CyberArk Privileged Access Security is 10. This limit is important as it impacts how organizations can effectively enforce security policies for privileged accounts across their environments. Each Master Policy Rule plays a critical role in defining the conditions, access permissions, and responsibilities associated with privileged access.

Having a defined limit of rules ensures that policies remain manageable and comprehensible while still being comprehensive enough to address various security requirements and scenarios. In practice, organizations need to strike a balance between having enough rules to enforce detailed security policies and keeping the configuration straightforward to avoid complexity that could lead to misconfigurations or overlooked policies.

Within the context of CyberArk, it's essential to utilize these rules strategically to optimize security measures while ensuring compliance with organizational standards and regulatory requirements. Thus, knowing the maximum number of Master Policy Rules aids administrators in designing a robust security strategy without exceeding the system’s capabilities.