What attribute does LDAP User Mapping define for users in CyberArk?

LDAP User Mapping in CyberArk is primarily focused on defining the user's location and group memberships within the LDAP directory. This feature allows CyberArk to synchronize with the user's data in the LDAP environment, enabling it to effectively identify where each user belongs in terms of organizational structure or role-based access.

By accurately mapping users based on their location and group memberships, CyberArk can streamline the process of assigning permissions and roles. This is crucial for implementing access controls and ensuring that users have the appropriate rights based on their affiliations, thus enhancing the security and management of sensitive information.

Attributes such as user password complexity, user's permissions within the system, or user's external email accounts pertain to other aspects of user management and are not the core focus of LDAP User Mapping, which is specifically designed to pull essential identity information that is pivotal for access management strategies in CyberArk.