Which feature set allows EPM Privilege Management to integrate with the CyberArk vault?

The feature set that allows EPM Privilege Management to integrate with the CyberArk vault is related to managing devices that may not have a constant or direct connection to the network. Loosely Connected Devices enables organizations to extend their security policies to endpoints that connect intermittently or in a less secure manner, which is critical for environments that rely on remote or mobile workforces. This feature ensures that even when devices are not continuously connected, they can still enforce privileges and access control policies that interact with the CyberArk vault for credential management and secure storage.

The other options focus more on different aspects of security management. Privileged Session Manager deals with monitoring and controlling privileged sessions in real-time, which is vital for overseeing user actions during critical administrative tasks but doesn’t specifically focus on the integration with the vault. The Application Control System is dedicated to restricting application usage and ensuring that only approved software runs on endpoints, while Identity Management encompasses broader identity governance practices, such as user provisioning and authentication, rather than the direct integration features for privilege management with the vault.