What type of data is primarily managed through password vaulting in CyberArk EPM?

The primary focus of password vaulting in CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) is to manage sensitive credentials. This includes passwords, API keys, and other authentication details that are critical for maintaining secure access to systems and applications. Proper management of sensitive credentials is essential to ensure that unauthorized access is prevented, which helps in protecting an organization's sensitive data and resources.

Sensitive credentials are often targeted by cybercriminals, making their secure management a top priority for organizations. CyberArk EPM provides a centralized vault that securely stores these credentials, automating their retrieval and usage in a way that reduces the risk of exposure and ensures that only authorized users access them when needed.

In contrast, inconsequential data, employee training records, and software version histories do not require the same level of security or controlled access, and hence, are not the primary focus of password vaulting in CyberArk EPM. These types of data are generally managed through different systems or processes that do not necessitate the rigorous protection mechanisms that password vaulting provides for sensitive credentials.