Which aspect of CyberArk EPM ensures sensitive credentials are securely stored?

Password vaulting is the aspect of CyberArk EPM that focuses on the secure storage of sensitive credentials. This functionality encrypts and securely stores passwords, preventing unauthorized access and ensuring that only authorized users can retrieve these credentials. By using strong encryption methods and access controls, password vaulting safeguards sensitive information such as administrative passwords and access credentials for systems and applications.

In contrast, access control deals with defining who can access various resources within the environment and ensuring that permissions are correctly enforced. Firewall configuration is typically about securing network boundaries and preventing unauthorized network access rather than focusing on credential storage. End user training is essential for fostering awareness around security, but it does not directly contribute to the secure storage of credentials itself. Therefore, password vaulting is the primary mechanism that addresses the need for secure credential management within CyberArk EPM.