Certification in Oracle Identity Analytics A few quick hints for the OIA newbies out there: To Auto revoke user entitlements on certification end date: Start in Identity Certification->My Certification: and click on “New Certification” and click next. In the General tab enter the certification name and select “User Entitlement” as the Type (and if its incremental
Best Practice Role Management Methodologies When developing Roles within an organization it is important to pre-select the proper Role Management Methodology for use on your project and for ongoing operations once your roles are ready to go live. There are two approaches that can be used when developing access roles for a company or organization:
A recent install of Novell’s RBPM product, has led to the reminder that documentation often lags behind product development. There are a handful of reasons for this, the main being that when product is being actively developed, the feature set is not fully decided upon. So documenting the current state is an exercise in futility
Accomplishing synchronization or provisioning of users, resources and/or roles from CA RCM into CA IdM involves a complicated configuration setup for RCM and IdM and understanding what requirements and limitations exist. Accomplishing synchronization or provisioning of users, resources and/or roles from CA RCM into CA IdM involves a complicated configuration setup for RCM and IdM
The RCM security model and how to use it are (IMHO) not covered well in the documentation. WebPortal users and their rights (and roles) are maintained in the eurekify.cfg file, which can be loaded from either the DM or DNA utility. For safety reasons before I modify this file I save it locally, modify a
CA’s Role and Compliance Manager (RCM) is a product designed to accomplish two core tasks for Role Based Access Control (RBAC): Locate, design, and model user access roles based upon user characteristics or patterns. Provide a Web portal for certifying (attesting) user access to resources. Role and Compliance Manager (CA RCM) Introduction to Role and
My last blog post about Role Based Access Control (RBAC) had to do with Role Mining specifically around techniques used in larger firms. Recently, I’ve been working with Aveksa Compliance Manager (ACM) to develop roles for an up-coming certification and I have a few thoughts to share: Have a good understanding of your data, or
I have been at three separate companies as of late that all strive to have the “perfect role model” for their enterprise. This desire is usually coupled with the desire to have some irrational number of roles to show that their role model was successful. Let’s say your company has 100,000 people worldwide, how on
Enterprise role management is a critical technology for allowing organizations to verify and enforce regulatory mandates and to audit the effectiveness of user access policies. Role management facilitates business and IT policy alignment by helping you translate business policy into technical IT controls such as separation-of-duty rules. With reporting and identity analytics capabilities, you have
I had a question come to me about the ORM API, albeit I haven’t had that much exposure to it, I do have some information for folks looking to use it: Basic program flow: 1) use JNDI to get a hold of a running ORM server object 2) login to the server (credentials do matter!)