When auditing a live session, which user will be used for the auditor's RDP connection to the PSM server?

The correct answer is based on the role and functionality presented in the Privileged Access Management (PAM) environment. When auditing a live session, the PSM Admin Connect user is specifically designed for administrative tasks, including monitoring and auditing sessions. This user has the necessary privileges to access the PSM (Privileged Session Manager) server to perform an RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) connection effectively.

The PSM Admin Connect is tailored for administrative operations, ensuring that auditors can oversee live sessions without compromising security protocols. This role typically comes with elevated permissions that allow for a thorough audit of the session activities, which is crucial in maintaining compliance and understanding user behaviors during privileged access.

While other user roles might be relevant in different contexts, they lack the specific capabilities required for auditing live sessions on the PSM server. The auditor's ability to connect securely and with appropriate oversight rights is paramount, which is why the PSM Admin Connect is the right choice in this scenario.