What is the primary method by which policy changes are managed in CyberArk?

The primary method by which policy changes are managed in CyberArk is that they are saved to the Vault. This is crucial because the Vault serves as the central repository for all sensitive information and configurations within CyberArk. Saving policy changes to the Vault ensures that they are securely stored, can be easily retrieved, and consistently applied across the CyberArk environment.

Storing these changes in the Vault also allows for proper version control, auditing, and ensures that all modifications are tracked and can be rolled back if necessary. This centralized approach enhances security and compliance, which are paramount in identity and access management.

Other methods, such as direct transfers between components, recording in an external log, or modifying manually on each server, may not provide the same level of security and consistency required for effective policy management in CyberArk, making saving changes to the Vault the most efficient and reliable option.