In the screenshot displayed, you just configured the usage in CyberArk and want to update its password.
What is the least intrusive way to accomplish this?

• A.Use the "change" button on the usage's details page.
• B.Use the "reconcile" button on the parent account's details page.
• C.Use the "sync" button on the usage's details page.
• D.Use the "change" button on the parent account's details page.

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What is the maximum number of levels of authorizations you can set up in Dual Control?

• A.2
• B.4
• C.1
• D.3

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CyberArk implements license limits by controlling the number and types of users that can be provisioned in the vault.

• A.TRUE
• B.FALSE

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SAFE Authorizations may be granted to _________________.
Select all that apply.

• A.Vault Users
• B.Vault Groups
• C.LDAP Users
• D.LDAP Groups

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All of your Unix root passwords are stored in the safe UnixRoot. Dual control is enabled for some of the accounts in that safe. The members of the AD group UnixAdmins need to be able to use the show, copy, and connect buttons on those passwords at any time without confirmation. The members of the AD group Operations Staff need to be able to use the show, copy and connect buttons on those passwords on an emergency basis, but only with the approval of a member of Operations Managers never need to be able to use the show, copy or connect buttons themselves.
Which safe permission do you need to grant Operations Staff? Check all that apply.

• A.Authorize Password Requests
• B.Access Safe without Authorization
• C.Use Accounts
• D.Retrieve Accounts

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