Can PTA automatically suspend sessions if suspicious activities are detected in a privileged session made via the CyberArk PSM?

The capability of PTA (Privileged Threat Analytics) to automatically suspend sessions arises from its role in monitoring privileged sessions for any suspicious activities. When PTA detects behaviors that are outside the norm or indicative of potential misuse or threats, it can act to suspend those sessions in real time. This automatic suspension feature is designed to enhance security by preventing potential threats from escalating further during a privileged session.

This functionality is critical in environments where privileged access can lead to significant risks if misused, as it allows for immediate countermeasures to be put in place when an anomaly is detected. The other options suggest limitations or conditions under which PTA might suspend sessions, but the core functionality of PTA is that it can indeed suspend sessions automatically when suspicious activities are identified in a privileged context. Thus, affirming the statement aligns with the intended purpose of PTA within the CyberArk ecosystem.