What does the Account Feed contain?

The Account Feed contains entries for accounts that have been discovered by CyberArk but not yet onboarded. This functionality is crucial in a privileged access management environment where the visibility of accounts is vital for security measures. When CyberArk identifies accounts within the organization's systems, these accounts are added to the Account Feed, allowing administrators to review which accounts are available to be onboarded into the CyberArk ecosystem for privileged access management. This helps ensure that all potentially critical accounts are accounted for, assessed, and secured proactively.

Onboarding these discovered accounts is an important step, as it involves integrating them into CyberArk's vault for secure storage and management. By organizing discovered accounts separately, CyberArk enables administrators to prioritize which accounts need attention and action, ensuring a robust security posture.

The other options do not accurately define the Account Feed's content. For instance, while successfully onboarded accounts may exist in the CyberArk system, they would not be part of the Account Feed as it specifically focuses on accounts that are yet to be fully integrated. Similarly, listing all user accounts in the organization or archived accounts does not align with the purpose of the Account Feed, which is designed to facilitate onboarding processes for accounts identified during discovery.