Which configuration can be set in Administration > Account Configuration in EPM?

In the CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM), the configuration that can be set in the Administration > Account Configuration section specifically pertains to the Password Policy. This is a critical aspect of managing and securing access controls within the environment. The Password Policy governs how passwords are created, stored, and managed, establishing requirements for complexity, length, expiration, and other security considerations relevant to maintaining robust security hygiene across user accounts.

When organizations implement a Password Policy, they can ensure that users are required to follow specific guidelines that can mitigate risks associated with weak passwords, such as unauthorized access and potential breaches. The ability to enforce such policies directly from the Administration settings provides administrators with the necessary tools to enhance security measures within the EPM framework.

Other configurations mentioned, such as Audit Settings, Role Assignments, and Agent Deployment Policies, while also important, are managed in different sections of the EPM platform and are not part of the Account Configuration area. Understanding the unique purposes of each configuration area helps reinforce the importance of structured security implementation across various facets of CyberArk’s functionality.