What can be inherited via group membership in CyberArk?

The correct answer is that safe authorizations can be inherited via group membership in CyberArk. Group membership allows administrators to assign permissions and access controls at a more efficient level, enabling organizational management to easily control user access to specific safes. When a user is a member of a group, they inherit all the permissions associated with that group, including access to safes defined within CyberArk.

This inheritance mechanism simplifies the management of user permissions because it allows administrators to set permissions for an entire group rather than configuring them individually for each user. This ensures a consistent application of security policies and eases administrative overhead.

Group membership does not inherently provide vault authorizations or general user permissions in the same manner as safe authorizations. Vault authorizations are typically more comprehensive and apply at the vault level, while general user permissions control overarching access that may not directly correlate with safe access. Domain credentials specifically refer to credentials used for authentication purposes and are not assigned based on group memberships.