What is the managed password range for a 'Very Large Implementation'?

In the context of CyberArk's classifications for managed password ranges, a 'Very Large Implementation' is defined as managing more than 100,000 passwords. This classification is important as it reflects the capabilities and requirements necessary to secure and manage a substantial number of accounts effectively. Organizations with such a large scope typically have complex security needs, making the management of these passwords critical for maintaining security and compliance across a wide array of systems and applications.

The other ranges, which include less than 1,000, 1,000 - 20,000, and 20,000 - 100,000, categorize implementations with fewer passwords, indicating they pertain to smaller or medium-sized environments that do not require the same levels of management tools or processes as those needed for a very large implementation. This classification helps in putting infrastructures and policies in place that match an organization's scale and its associated risks, ensuring more tailored security strategies as the number of managed passwords increases.