What is the threshold for defining a Mid-range Implementation?

The threshold for defining a Mid-range Implementation is correctly identified as encompassing between 1,000 and 20,000 managed passwords. This classification helps organizations understand the scale at which their identity and access management solutions need to operate.

In this range, organizations typically have enough complexity and scale that they require robust management solutions for their passwords, ensuring security while also addressing compliance and operational efficiency. The Mid-range Implementation often indicates a level of maturity in the security posture, as these organizations recognize the importance of centralized password management to mitigate risks associated with user access and credential management.

Implementations outside this range, such as those with fewer than 1,000 managed passwords or those with significantly more, typically reflect different operational needs and security postures. For example, organizations managing fewer than 1,000 passwords may not require the same level of sophistication in their solutions, while those managing more than 20,000 passwords might face complexities that necessitate a dedicated approach or even a higher-tier architecture to ensure scalability and manageability. Thus, the Mid-range Implementation serves as an important benchmark within the broader context of CyberArk’s architectural offerings.