Does CyberArk recommend implementing object level access control on all Safes?

CyberArk does not recommend implementing object level access control on all Safes. The rationale behind this recommendation primarily hinges on the need for a balanced approach in security management. Object level access control can add complexity and overhead to the management of Safes, especially in environments with numerous Safes and users.

In many scenarios, the default access control mechanisms may suffice to ensure adequate security without the necessity for granular, object-level controls. This approach allows organizations to maintain efficiency in managing permissions and reduces the risk of user error or misconfiguration that can arise with overly complex access control models.

While it may be beneficial to have more stringent access controls for particularly sensitive data or in high-security environments, applying such measures universally across all Safes is not seen as practical or necessary by CyberArk. Therefore, focusing on context-specific implementations of access control based on data sensitivity and security needs is considered the best practice rather than a blanket application.