CyberArk Certified Delivery Engineer (CDE) Training: Practice Exam & Prep Guide

The Active/Non-Active users report is designed to provide insights into user engagement with the system by tracking login activity over a specific timeframe. By identifying users who have not logged in during a specified period, the report helps administrators recognize potential security risks, account management needs, or user training requirements. This insight is crucial for maintaining optimal system usage and ensuring that licenses are appropriately allocated, as inactive accounts can be disabled or removed, thereby enhancing security posture and resource management.

The other choices focus on different aspects of user permissions and activity. The choice regarding users with permissions but no access refers to a different classification of user accounts that may have been set up without proper system engagement. Users who have logged in at least once relates to active user metrics, which are not the focus of the specific report in question. Lastly, users assigned to safes is more about access management than user activity, which is outside the report's primary objective of tracking login behaviors within the defined timeframe.