What information is typically included in a CyberArk audit report?

In a CyberArk audit report, the key focus is on tracking the activities associated with privileged accounts to ensure security and compliance. This typically includes detailed information about user actions, access times, and session details, providing a comprehensive view of who accessed which resources and when. This level of detail is crucial for organizations looking to understand how privileged accounts are being used, monitor for any unauthorized access, and comply with regulatory requirements around data access and security.

By capturing session details, organizations can perform retrospective analyses to detect anomalies or suspicious behavior that may indicate security breaches or misuse of privileged access. This level of reporting supports both security governance and compliance mandates, making it a fundamental aspect of CyberArk's functionality in managing and monitoring privileged access.

Other options, while related to system monitoring and management, do not align with the primary purpose of an audit report in CyberArk, which emphasizes user activities involving privileged account access.