Which of the following is NOT a function of the CPM hardening script?

The function of the CPM (Central Policy Manager) hardening script is primarily to enhance the security and operational functionality of the CyberArk environment. Each of the other options addresses specific aspects of hardening the system against potential vulnerabilities.

Creating a local user to run a web server does not fall within the typical functions of the CPM hardening script, which focuses on securing existing configurations rather than creating new user accounts for services like a web server. This task is generally associated with system administration rather than hardening scripts, which concentrate on securing roles, services, screen saver settings, and configurations relevant to Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) access to mitigate risks.

In summary, the correct answer highlights that the CPM hardening script is not responsible for creating a local user for a web server, a task typically handled by different administrative procedures.