Who is responsible for defining the overall configuration of the Vault in CyberArk?

The individual responsible for defining the overall configuration of the Vault in CyberArk is the Vault Manager. This role encompasses a range of responsibilities including the establishment of security policies, roles, and access controls within the Vault. By managing the configuration, the Vault Manager ensures that the security frameworks align with organizational policies, enabling secure storage and management of privileged accounts and credentials.

While the System Administrator may manage day-to-day operations and support tasks within CyberArk, and other roles like the Security Officer may focus on governance and compliance issues, the defining and configuring of the Vault itself falls directly under the duties of the Vault Manager. This position requires a deep understanding of CyberArk's capabilities as well as the organization's security requirements, making it crucial for placing the Vault's structural integrity and functionality in the hands of an experienced individual.

The other roles mentioned, such as a Network Engineer, typically focus on the infrastructure and network components, rather than the specific settings and configurations vital to a robust security posture within the Vault environment.