What should be done after reviewing or editing the Master Policy in CyberArk?

Creating platforms is an important step after reviewing or editing the Master Policy in CyberArk because the policy defines the security configurations and access controls for managing privileged accounts. By establishing platforms, administrators ensure that these settings are appropriately applied to specific account types or systems within the CyberArk environment.

Platforms allow for the automation of security policies, enhancing consistency in how credentials are managed across various systems. After reviewing the Master Policy, the next logical step involves deploying its intended configurations into specific platforms to ensure that the desired security practices are enforced. This ensures that any changes in the Master Policy are effectively utilized in the CyberArk system to prevent security gaps.

While other options might seem relevant, they do not align with the immediate actions required following a policy update. For example, creating a backup of the policy is a prudent practice in general, but it typically happens before modifications are made to secure the previous version. Implementing changes immediately without proper planning and testing could lead to operational disruptions. Notifying users of changes is crucial for communication but is secondary to ensuring that the policy configurations are effectively captured and operationalized through platforms.