What must be uploaded to the EPM console to complete the configuration of EPM agents with the OPAG?

To complete the configuration of EPM agents with the OPAG (Operational Proxy Agent Gateway), it is essential to upload the Public Certificate and Encryption Phrase to the EPM console. This is because the Public Certificate is crucial for establishing secure communications between the EPM agents and the OPAG, ensuring that the data transmitted is encrypted and thus maintains confidentiality.

Additionally, the Encryption Phrase plays a critical role in protecting sensitive data and maintaining the integrity of communication. By using a secure certificate alongside the Encryption Phrase, organizations can authenticate the agents and verify that they are communicating with trusted components within the CyberArk ecosystem. This process is vital for safeguarding against unauthorized access and ensuring reliable operation within the privileged access management framework of CyberArk.

The other options do not fulfill the specific requirements for configuring agents with the OPAG. User authentication keys are typically used in different contexts within security protocols, system integrity logs are for monitoring and compliance purposes rather than configuration, and configuration templates might help define settings but do not directly relate to the encryption and authentication necessary in this situation.