Which is NOT a function of the RestAPI within CyberArk?

The RestAPI within CyberArk is a powerful tool that allows for various functions related to privileged access management. It is designed for integration and automation purposes, enabling administrators to interact programmatically with CyberArk's features.

Provisioning safes, adding accounts to safes, and setting safe permissions are all tasks that can be handled through the RestAPI. These functionalities facilitate the management of privileged accounts and safes in a streamlined way, making it easier for organizations to maintain security protocols and ensure compliance.

On the other hand, while the RestAPI does provide a wealth of capabilities, monitoring account activity is not one of its core functions. Monitoring typically involves tracking events, logs, and user activities within the CyberArk environment, which is usually handled by other mechanisms and tools specifically designed for logging and monitoring rather than through the RestAPI. This distinction is essential for understanding the specific roles and capabilities of the RestAPI in the CyberArk ecosystem.