One of the cornerstone features of the Non-Employee Identity Suite (NEIS) is the ability to interactively design Registration Forms. These forms are used both for self-service registration and while editing profile information. Version 4.1 of NEIS enhances this capability by allowing the System Administrator to provide dynamic Lookup Data for individual fields on Registration Forms.

Recently, we had a client run into an issue where certain users were being assigned roles, but entitlements were not being assigned according to the access policies. In this case, the roles, access policies, and scheduled jobs were configured properly, and there were no errors appearing in the logs. The access policies were not being

Managing user accounts in HPE NonStop is no easy feat; fortunately, the IdentityForge Connector for HPE NonStop makes it simple. Enterprises find it challenging to achieve timely provisioning and de-provisioning of user access to key HPE NonStop systems. This poses 2 major issues: Any delay in creating a user account for a new hire leads

Frustrated with writing back new username and email to SAP HR? You’re not alone. Most joiner processes for new hires generate an username and email address dynamically, but a problem can arise when using SAP HR systems because there is no direct way to write back the newly generated username and email to SAP HR

When in a support role, you may find that accounts, roles, and entitlements may not always provision properly. From time to time, the solution to getting things in order may be on the surface level and staring you right in the face. Here are some basic things to look for that could lead you to

I recently participated in an interesting panel at the NYC Identity Access Management User Group. Moderating the panel was Shahryar Jahangir, a cloud and security transformation architect and participating panelists were Bernadette Gleason, Raymond (Ray) Ramos, and myself, Matthew Maichuk. Prefaced with an initial question regarding “How to reign in the user access?” from an

Are your end users prepared to use your newly implemented IDM solution? The software is installed, configured, tested, and ready to move to your production environment but have you prepared the end users to use the solution successfully? You purchased your selected IDM solution to solve business problems, but even if your solution is available,

I worked with a client that had too many open process tasks in OIM. This had occurred as the result of a combination of network issues and the surprise retirement of an application. This resulted in thousands of process tasks stuck in a rejected status. Since the application had been retired, many of the tasks could not

Privileged Users are the users with identities or credentials that allow them the capability to perform administrative functions on an IT asset. Administrative functions performed by Privileged Users may include software or hardware installations, configuration changes, program execution, sensitive data exfiltration and much more. Organizations choose to track Privileged User sessions primarily for forensic purposes,