What does the "Monitoring" feature in CyberArk track?

The "Monitoring" feature in CyberArk is designed specifically to track user activities and access within privileged accounts. This capability is crucial for maintaining security and compliance, as it allows organizations to observe how privileged accounts are being used. Monitoring activities can include logging user actions, tracking session information, and detecting unauthorized access attempts to sensitive information. By focusing on user activities, CyberArk ensures that organizations can pinpoint potential security breaches or misuses of privileged access, which is essential for safeguarding critical assets and maintaining accountability.

The other options, while relevant in various contexts, do not pertain to the specific focus of CyberArk's monitoring capabilities. Asset performance and downtime, software updates, and network traffic are typically monitored through different tools and processes that focus on infrastructure and system performance rather than the specific user activities associated with privileged accounts. Thus, the emphasis on user behavior in the monitoring capability is what makes it an essential component of CyberArk’s security framework.