A.More frequent password changes

B.Reduced risk of credential theft

C.To force a 'collusion to commit' fraud ensuring no single actor may use a password without authorization.

D.Non-repudiation (individual accountability)

A.PSM for SSH (previously known as PSM-SSH Proxy)

B.PSM for Windows (previously known as RDP Proxy)

C.PSM (i.e., launching connections by clicking on the connect button in the Password Vault Web Access (PVWA)

D.All of the above

A.Auditor

B.Administrator

C.Master

D.Operator

A.To control how long the CPM rests between password changes.

B.To control how often the CPM looks for System Initiated CPM work.

C.To control the maximum amount of time the CPM will wait for a password change to complete.

D.To control how often the CPM looks for User Initiated CPM work.