What methods can be used to add a Safe in CyberArk?

The method of adding a Safe in CyberArk can be accomplished through various means, making the option that includes programmatic interfaces or manual addition through the Password Vault Web Access (PVWA) platform the correct choice.

Using the PVWA interface provides a user-friendly graphical environment for administrators to set up Safes easily, configuring necessary access controls and permissions. This method is particularly useful for those who prefer a visual approach to manage their privileged credentials.

Programmatic interfaces, such as CyberArk’s REST API, allow for automation and integration with other tools. This is beneficial for organizations looking to streamline workflows, manage Safes in bulk, or integrate CyberArk with existing IT systems effectively. It enables flexibility in service architectures, letting developers create scripts or tools to modify CyberArk configurations, thus accommodating various operational needs.

The other options are limited in scope or functionality. Adding a Safe through the command line only restricts access to certain users and does not leverage the full capabilities of the platform, while a dedicated application would likely imply a less flexible approach. Claiming that only a system administrator can add a Safe excludes the potential for delegated permissions, which are vital for operational efficiency in large environments. Thus, the combination of manual and programmatic methods is the most comprehensive way