Which components are included in the Core Privileged Access Security (PAS)?

The Core Privileged Access Security (PAS) components are crucial for managing and securing sensitive credentials within an organization. The correct components include the Enterprise Password Vault (EPV), Password Vault Web Access (PVWA), and Privileged Session Management (PSM).

The Enterprise Password Vault is vital for securely storing and managing passwords for privileged accounts. This component ensures that passwords are protected with strong encryption and are not accessible in plain text.

Password Vault Web Access provides a user-friendly web interface for users to access stored passwords and manage their privileged accounts. It enhances security by allowing users to operate within a controlled environment where access can be monitored and audited.

Privileged Session Management offers the capability to monitor and control sessions initiated by privileged users, ensuring that any activities performed during those sessions can be recorded and reviewed. This is essential for compliance and for preventing unauthorized access or misuse of privileged credentials.

While the other options include components relevant to privileged access management, they do not encompass the full core set required for a complete PAS solution. For instance, components like the Central Policy Manager or SSH Key Management play important roles in other aspects of privileged access but are not part of the core set defined in PAS. The correct trio directly addresses password management and session oversight, which are