What type of integration does the VaultInternal safe primarily handle?

The VaultInternal safe is essential for managing and storing sensitive data related to user authentication within the CyberArk system. It primarily handles LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) integration, which is crucial for enabling secure access and management of user identities in a centralized directory. This integration is fundamental in ensuring that the users requesting access to privileged accounts are authenticated against an established directory service, facilitating effective identity management and access control across the organization's infrastructure.

By storing LDAP connection details and related configurations within the VaultInternal safe, CyberArk enhances security and ensures that the integration remains robust. This implementation allows for seamless communication between CyberArk and the directory services, streamlining user authentication processes, including the verification of user credentials and permissions.

This makes the VaultInternal safe an indispensable component in the overall architecture of CyberArk's Privileged Access Security, emphasizing its role in managing user authentication effectively.