On which operating system is the UAC monitoring user policy supported?

The UAC (User Account Control) monitoring user policy is specifically a feature associated with the Windows operating system. UAC is designed to improve security by preventing unauthorized changes to the operating system by prompting users for permission or an administrator password before allowing tasks that require administrative rights.

This feature is tightly integrated into the Windows security model, facilitating a cleaner and more manageable way to monitor user actions and privileges. As such, it is not available or supported on other operating systems like Linux or macOS, which have their own distinct security models and user privilege management systems.

In the context of CyberArk's Endpoint Privilege Manager, the focus is on managing Windows environments effectively, which is why UAC monitoring is a pertinent feature included in its capabilities.