Who defines Vault Authorizations in CyberArk?

The correct answer is that vault authorizations are defined via the PrivateArk client. In CyberArk, the PrivateArk client is a tool used by administrators to manage and configure various aspects of the vault, including authorizations. This means that system administrators can use the graphical interface of the PrivateArk client to specify which users or user groups have access to different resources within the vault, enabling them to control permissions and ensure security compliance.

Using the PrivateArk client provides a level of customization and flexibility that allows administrators to align vault access with the organization’s security policies and operational needs. This process is crucial for safeguarding sensitive information and managing privileged access effectively.

Other choices, such as only the CyberArk support team being responsible for defining vault authorizations, do not reflect the role of a system administrator who actively manages access controls. The option stating that authorizations are automatically assigned by the system also misrepresents the nature of vault authorization management, as it requires deliberate configuration rather than an automatic process.